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Bart Libsock
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  • columbus, MT
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self directed 401k

Bart Libsock
  • Investor
  • columbus, MT
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Hello just listened to podcast 162 with Amanda Han. We are just finishing up our subdivision, will be putting lots on market in about 3 weeks, was wondering if it is to late to start a self directed "anything"  so the taxes will not be so massive,  the plan is to just keep that money rolling into real estate but if the IRS takes 50% there is not much left to roll. To 1031 lots in a subdivision is not without risk and thinking it is not really a good option.

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