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Alton Bell
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Houston, TX
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Needing to speak with a CPA

Alton Bell
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hello BP Community. My name is AJ and I’m based in Phx Arizona. Me and my girlfriend are planning to get into the reAl estate game and want to begin flipping properties. Not so much buy and hold or rentals but buying distressed homes, rehabbing them and then flipping them for a profit. Now for us to get started my girlfriend is planning on withdrawing her 401k which is at about 92k right now. From the information that I’ve researched we will be hit with a early withdrawal penalty and additionally the money will get taxed. This is where me and her have a disagreement because she doesn’t believe the money will get taxed. Can someone please help me understand and give me some advise on any unforeseen issues we may incur and also some other options we can explore. Transferring the money to a self direct and only borrowing etc. any help and advise would be helpful. Thank you!!

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