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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Private Lending with Self Directed Solo 401k
Hi,
Rather than working with North American Savings Bank on a non-recourse loan and having to put down 30-40%, I would like to buy a property through my solo 401k trust using private money with a better LTV and finance some or all of the repairs.
Once the property is fixed up, I would do a cash out refinance into a NASB non-recourse loan and pay the private lender back. Is this a common strategy? Advisable strategy? Interested to know your thoughts. Kind of a retirement BRRRR.
Thanks!