@Curt Davis Essentially someone to keep you on track towards goals?  

It counts as a pay off and essentially you could have free money for a certain period of time. 

If the floor was refinished already, as you indicate, we're talking polyurethane, oil-based or water-based.

You can essentially be in (2) syndication deals at once with that same $50k, if done correctly.You may also look into something like AHP Servicing (Google it).

his book is really good - "Multi Family Millions"His whole strategy is essentially to buy distressed apartment buildings, rehab each unit over time as tenants move out aka "repurpose", which raises the value, and then sells at a pretty massive profit.Here's the real problem with bootcamps like this. 

My main goal is to grow my portfolio so I can essentially manage and update properties, not work for the man. 

If I can structure the purchase agreement such that the seller financing is essentially non-recourse, meaning it can only take the property if something happens, will that satisfy the solo 401k loan requirements?

Copper sulfate is highly soluble in water, and copper is a natural, essential mineral.

I have a utility room that mirrors another unit in size, but it has heating oil, boiler and circuit breakers in it currently(all old, barrel plug circuit breakers and nearly 50 year old radiant boiler heat system for other 5 units)I was thinking of switching to mini splits for the units and moving the meters/boxes to update the failing/antique stuff and add another monthly rent check.

This arrived in my e-mail from a wholesaler as essentially a "turn-key" opportunity that was rent ready.