Foundations that will have repairs ;-)  Check and see if there is a transferable foundation warranty.  

Here is how the IRS defines self-employment: Generally, you are self-employed if any of the following apply to you.You carry on a trade or business as a sole proprietor or an independent contractor.You are a member of a partnership that carries on a trade or business.You are otherwise in business for yourself (including a part-time business)See following link for more on this: http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-S...If or when you do qualify for a self-directed solo 401k, the quick answer is yes a SDIRA LLC can be transferred to a self-directed solo 401k.

He does well, but because his senior partner just retired and the business was transferred to my husband's name only, the banks want two years to go by to qualify for financing.

There are specific steps to take, and usage of the Cash Advance, balance transfers, and new purchases that make this work.  

As long as your area doesnt have a big scary transfer tax, you can double close with transactional funding and your seller will only know your purchase price at the time of closing.

Moved out in late 2012 due to military transfer.

For example:XYZ LLC -- Flip homes using this oneXYZ RENTAL PROPERTIES, LLC -- Transfer our rentals to this one and use to buy future rentalsThanks!

I did not realize she was taking cash to the actual PFCU account until she was unable to deposit cash at USAA (since she's not a member).I offered to discuss alternate forms of payment, including wire transfer, etc (I'm 600 miles away so I can't ask her to come by my home with cash).

This means, for example, that an unlicensed person whose neighbor has been transferred out of state may solicit tenants and negotiate a lease on behalf of the neighbor so long as the person does not receive or expect to receive anything of value for helping.

Yes, you can file a complaint with FHA if he's refusing to transfer the case number but when they contact him and he says, "They want to sweep the mold under the carpet (so to speak)", i'm sure FHA might raise an eyebrow on it so I don't think that tactic will work.