Creating" self-employment purely to be able to have a Solo 401(k) is generally a losing proposition.

Please tell me if this is unreasonable;Option 1 Property Management; no on-site housing needed nor provided-7% Gross Rent Collected+70% first-month rent on new tenants acquired;-4% increase on gross rent collected on months that occupancy is above 96%-15% Gross rents on full occupancy with $1k bonus flat feeOption 2: pure collection-$11 flat fee per payment submitted-16% per cash on hand delivered/check receivedNever done this before but willing to give it a shot!

I know you are actually going to live in it, but if you look at this purely from a numbers perspective.

Pure digital advertising should only be only one layer of an overarching 506c marketing strategy.

Here's the situation: My husband and I created an LLC in Indiana purely for real estate investing.

Do you have a lender than can use them purely as collateral as downpayment like a second lien, or were you planning just to liquidate everything you had as soon as the offer was accepted.

Was it an owner-occupier conventional loan, or, a pure investment loan?

He loves me but if any stranger comes by in a car, he is ready to take off with them just for the joy ride.  

Even though the information was great, I believe it was my pure ambition that got me to where I am today and what will accelerate me to where I want to be in real estate.

It appears that there is a subtle difference in how to deal with this on owner occupied multi-families vs pure investment multi-families.Basically, these are the options I see so far:1.