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Listing a property if my 401k did a loan to the flipper?
I have a self-directed 401k (not IRA) that lends money to other investors for their flips. I am also a licensed real estate agent. I would like to list the finished homes for sale. These would be two independent transactions but I understand that it doesn't look good. Is there truly a disqualified party concern here? I can show that I have other loans out to other investors at the same terms - there are no side deals.