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Updated almost 5 years ago, 01/07/2020

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Justin Sumulong
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  • Chicago, IL
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BRRRR'ing in your Solo-401k

Justin Sumulong
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  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I am considering using the funds in my solo-401k to do a BRRRR.

First question, I guess, is what are thoughts on this? Good or bad idea?

I've ran through the process and I think the most important thing is not commingling funds throughout the process but the only issue I really have a problem with is when the time comes to refinance the loan, it will be difficult for me to get a loan out on the property for the trust/entity my solo-401k is run by. I'm guessing if I can find a bank that will, they will only do an LTV of <60%. So the question(s) is: Does anyone have banks they can recommend for refinancing out of a BRRRR when using an entity? Are there alternative methods to handle this step or ways to get around such a low LTV on a refinance? Any other suggestions/ideas are also much appreciated.

Thanks,

Justin

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