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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Frank Z.
  • Smyrna, GA
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CPA to help with Advanced Self Directed 401k Strategy

Frank Z.
  • Smyrna, GA
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My business partner and I are both W2 employees for large companies with good salaries. We've been in construction / renovations as a side hustle going on two years now and we are looking to do something like this:

Start a holding LLC. We plan to buy properties in this holding company that are in need of repairs and then aggressively use accelerated depreciation to create deductions early on to offset as much W2 income as possible.

A second LLC partnership as a management company. Ideally I would like to use this company to pay salaries to my partner and I in a way that would benefit from the 20% pass through deduction. A Solo-k would be started for this company and enough properties would be managed (over time) by this entity in order to max out the Solo-K contributions for myself and my partner (up to 55k/yr/each).

The Solo-Ks would use the 55k of yearly tax deferred contributions to buy more rentals using 20% down-payments (or as little as the bank will let me put down without going below 20%, don't want to pay PMI) and would be exempt from UDFI taxes. This would allow for all rent and appreciation of the properties to be 100% tax deferred.

Is all of this possible? I have concerns about minimum alternative tax and soooo many follow up questions. I'm hoping I find a CPA who is comfortable enough with this landscape to either guiding me along this path or help course correct and keep me out of trouble with the IRS, lol. 

Any advice or CPA recommendations are greatly appreciated!

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