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Shelon Hutchinson
  • Rental Property Investor
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Passive investor for real estate Syndication

Shelon Hutchinson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pensacola, FL
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🤫Don’t tell anyone!🤭

Be quite as loud as possible.

Don’t tell anyone that 📈you they can invest in real estate with their retirement fund.

Be very quiet 🤫when you 😃yelled from the top of the mountain that you don’t need millions of dollars to invest in real estate.

In fact you don’t need to have all this money in your checking account today.

See, it’s a common misconception that you need today money (money in the checking account) to invest in real estate.

Heath G. Jones, PhD have been spreading the word that you can invest in real estate with later money (SDIRA, eQRP, 401K, TSP)🤭.

Using later money to invest in real estate syndication can have significant benefits like cash flow and Capitol reservation.

It can also provide you with opportunities to leverage taxes incentives like Bonus depreciation.

There are some opportunities that are available right now for those who have been committed to working in corporate America and contributing to the 401(k). Some of these benefits will expire soon.

Please ensure you’re communicating with your CPA and your accountants to understand the different implication of moving capital from one vehicle to another to ensure that the decision aligns with your investment strategy.

🔥🔥How are you using your retirement fund to buy apartments?🔥🔥

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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Shhhh. Don't tell anyone that investing in rent property through an IRA often creates MORE taxes than if you did not.

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