I hope they are not as new as you are.It sounds disastrously if there are 6 brand new investors going into their first fix and flip deal.If it is a fix and flip, You should create some sort of entity and request a loan from a private investor or hard money lender.Conventional financing is likely out of the door with the amount of investors and the likely condition of the property.Doesn't hurt to ask a lender if they would do it.Again would be a burden handing over financials/socials/sensitive information for 6 people for a conventional loan.

There is an option where it asks me if I wanted to integrate this solo 401k with social security.

I placed a bid on a property through my agent who is not the listing agent, This was Friday (4 days ago) and I was told that they would accept the highest bid by Saturday.

If I’m not mistaken, the new requirement in Oregon is a 90 day notice to vacate a tenant after an offer is accepted.

The expiration date of an offer can easily be crossed out and extended with the acceptance of both parties. 

Owning investment properties is "the new social security" as some people are saying.

The lenders I have spoke with look at my income as a 1099 self employee vs my actual W2 because I accept multiple 13 week contracts throughout the year.

The lenders I have spoke with look at my income as a 1099 self employee vs my actual W2 because I accept multiple 13 week contracts throughout the year.

I don't mind helping them out and I am pretty confident that they will recover after the Chemotherapy, but I guess you never know.There is a limit to what is acceptable.

Stop people you see actively working Ask friends, family, social media (FB, LinkedIn, etc.)Go to Home Depot EARLY (6 AM) and see who is there getting a jump on the dayAlways provide people with a clear punchiest and get multiple bids so you can compare apples to apples.