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Dwayne Dilbeck
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Newbie located in Sunnyvale, CA

Dwayne Dilbeck
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Greetings,

I'm Dwayne Dilbeck. I just converted my IRA to an IRA LLC, thus allowing me to invest in real estate. I am looking to invest out of state. I am currently researching options. I am leaning toward turnkey in Mi, Oh, or In. My planned strategy is rehab and hold.

I am studying for the California Real Estate Sales License. I am also a Notary Public.

If there are any Bay Area RE clubs, I would love to hear about them.

During office hours I am a hardware/software engineer working for an Inteligent Building company.

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Jeffrey Almonte
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Jeffrey Almonte
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Welcome to BP @Dwayne Dilbeck!

As Dmitry mentioned, the Solo 401K is a great option. I'm planning to switch to a Solo 401K soon. 

The $800 FTB for the IRA LLC could eat up into your profits.

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