The Solo(k) plans have their advantages but what you really need to do is determine if it's necessary for you.

If not is can be hard to sell hence the cheap price you might be looking at.Otherwise taking advantage of that can be a lot of fun.

I'm thinking of two different strategies and would like to know which you think is best, advantages / disadvantages of each:A) Offer the lender a cash purchase of the property under a short saleB) Offer the administrator of the estate a subject-to then offer to purchase the nonperforming note with cash from the lenderThanks for your input!

You would be able to take advantage of the low interest rates with a 30 year mortgage.

Are you using it to your advantage?

Hi Scott, A significant advantage of the LLC is the limited liability protection it provides for landlord & other situations in case the completely unexpected happens (accidents or injuries causing medical bills, etc.)

I want to use this to my advantage.  

My name is Mike and like many others here I am relatively new to the site and to REI, but I have been taking advantage of all that is available here to learn from including blogs, podcasts and the forums as well as book recommendations. 

Complete newbie here, but I'm struggling to understand the advantage of multiple properties that have small cash flow (due to loan repayment) vs a single property that is debt free with large debt flow.  

One of the advantages of designing your own, is you can adjust, add, change, subtract the way it looks and what it does as you want/need.Joe VilleneuveREcapSystemA2REIC