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Martha Chavarria
  • Investor
  • New York City Metro area, NY
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Self-Direct Solo 401 (k)

Martha Chavarria
  • Investor
  • New York City Metro area, NY
Posted

Hi BP family!

I've spent months in researching my next move with my 401 (k). I've made the decision that I will rollover my 401 (k) to a self-directed plan which would allow me to start investing in Tax Liens and perhaps consider Private Lending. A major factor is that being self employed gives me the flexibility of making substantial yearly contributions. I'm wondering if anyone has considered or is currently under such a plan and how has it been working for you? I'm still researching companies that would offer major support along the way including having extensive knowledge in real estate and taxes. I welcome your thoughts and perhaps advise me on reputable companies I should be considering. Many thanks! 

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