Do you think any one evaluating you will think your company is more credible because it is three years old even though you've done no business in three years? 

So if you wish to diversify outside of the stock market, you would need to look at a self-directed IRA for those funds.The 401k loan is the same whether you are the employee of someone else's plan or your own plan.  

Not a free market evaluation but a FREE Home Seller's Guide. 

Hi Everyone,I'm presuming that I'm not alone in this and would love to hear how others deal with this situation:1) employee at a company that offers a small matching on 401k2) owner of properties with cash flowWhen I was a single employee owner of my last company, I was able to put together a Solo 401k which has really fantastic tax advantages (one of which was the ability to contribute up to $53k annually (that's 2015 #s) ) to the plan.

You do not need a license if you are managing property you own.You need a license if you are doing third party management and not a salaried employee.

it is a public document filed in a tax payers venue - public records office -these workers are the same as DMV employees!!

You haven't given near enough info for readers here to evaluate the deal.)

@Susan Throop the more experienced you are and the better you know your market the easier and quicker it is to evaluate a deal.  

I realize the 50% rule is just a gross figure to use to quickly evaluate a deal, but if I were to use this on anything it would seem to always showstop any property.

This will determine the Net Operating income NOI and is the first step in evaluating a property.