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Updated over 8 years ago, 05/04/2016

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Alan McCracken
  • New Market, MD
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Advice on re-directing 401k to investment in real estate

Alan McCracken
  • New Market, MD
Posted

My wife and I currently maximize contributions to our employers 401K plans investing $30K per year above the amount needed for employer matches. I'd like to re-direct this money to invest in rentals rather then mutual funds where I've historically had less than 8% ROI per year.

Problem is I'd pay ~$15K in additional taxes (Federal Income + State Income + Loss of Federal Education credits phased out above $180K in income) and only net $15K in after tax $ to invest in rentals.  

Any suggestions on how maximize the amount of this $30K per year I can get working for me in real estate investments?  

Appreciate your help.  

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