There are many people who have been active in the game during that period that have made millions off equity alone.Find a deal, run the numbers, and if it works, pull the trigger.

John Warren, that makes a lot of sense for the other partner to have some skin in the game.

They've been doing it at least 1-2 times a week in broad daylight around the same time.

So i've been on BP forum for some time now trying to figure out how to get in the game.

@Dmitriy Fomichenko I’m new to the Solo 401K game, so I don’t have all the lingo quite down pat.

The broad 'voting with dollars' of dozens/hundreds of buyers/sellers, acting in aggregate, moves the needle a LOT more than one little air conditioner or fridge could ever hope to move it, provided the appliance in question is present and working.

I understand the broad process, but I am still curious to hear any first hand accounts of anybody familiar with subdividing land. 

In this scenario, if you DON'T get an earthquake policy, you get a bit extra in cashflow, but if the house is destroyed by an earthquake, you owe 400k on a pile of rubble...for some smaller investors, I'm guessing that could be enough to bankrupt them (particularly if that scenario happened across numerous properties...if, for instance, you ended up owing 1.5-2 million on 3-5 properties that were all turned to rubble, I'm guessing that would be game over for most smaller mom & pop investors who tend to have 3-5 properties). 

I know this is broad but many things to look at.

I am still fairly new to the professional investment game but I have only been able to find good deals in SoCal thus far.