., First Western Federal and First National Bank) and settle on the terms.Make an offer to the Seller.Have a third party (an attorney or Title Company) draw up the real estate purchase documents.Confirm the third-party understands that your are making the purchase through your Solo 401k and as such the Solo 401k will be listed as the purchaser/buyer.You as trustee of your Solo 401k will safe keep the following forms and documents in connection with the purchase:copy of the Purchase Contractcopy of the Settlement Agreementcopy of the Escrow Instructionscopy of the preliminary (un-recorded) Deedcopy of the loan documents (if your Solo 401k is getting a non-recourse loan)You as trustee of you Solo 401k will sign and forward the documents to the escrow agent and write a check from its checking account for the purchase.

@Jay Hinrichs has a great bit of advice there, as I have two emails and I use them in the same fashion when I know I am being lead captured, but want to take a peek inside something.

When purchasing a property in this fashion, there a few things to take into consideration insurance wise.

THEN they can join my Western worldwide 'franchise?'

The lakeshore area of western Michigan is a great STR market!

I'm still looking for my first purchase in the western suburbs of Chicago but finding a lot of markets are fairly cost prohibitive (at least for a first purchase).

that allows me to get voicemails sent to my email and a few other bells & whistles, but there is a free level too where the "box" works like an old-fashioned answering machine or you can retrieve messages by phone.

Upon hearing his words, I jumped on the web to find the property, and sure enough, it was just as he said.The property is on 10 acres just outside of a small town in western North Dakota, just 20 minutes north of my current residence.  

Very interesting work done by Thriving Communities Institute program of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy that provided a report card grade of A-F for each home in Cleveland.

Is it possible to borrow the funds from my IRA (I believe I have 120 days) and then replace them in some other fashion?