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George Rodriguez
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Flipping with a Solo401K Trust

George Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Aurora, IL
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I'm an active investor rehabbing and flipping 10 or more homes a year. So this is my primary " bread and butter."  Can I flip one or two homes through a Solo401k when partnering with a qualified person ? 

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George Rodriguez
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  • Aurora, IL
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Originally posted by @Brian Eastman:

@George Rodriguez

The right approach in your situation will depend very much on what you goals are. 

My goals are to make a 18k employee deferral every year ( taxed up front and no taxes when withdrawing at age 59 1/2. Also I'd like to grow the money for retirement.

Having done one flip deal and paying UBTI taxes will that disqualify the whole SOLO 401k plan?  Or can I keep the existing SOLO401k Plan and invest in unrelated investments?

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