All Forum Posts by: Jesse Weiland

I worked on this a little here and there. The blog posts were different in the beginning and my scraper couldn't pull from the older episodes. Maybe about 100 and older. Since its fresh in my head again, maybe I'll revisit it this week and see what I can pull together.

Does anyone know if there a compiled list of books referenced in the Famous Four segment of the Podcasts?

Welcome Anthony.  I'm looking to get started in the same area.  Good luck and keep in touch.

I didn't know about the ROBS 401k as an option. It looks pretty expensive. This is a new option for me to look into. Thanks

I believe this is my first post. This question has been on my mind for a while so I thought I would pose it here and see what others think about it. My goal is to buy my first property in 2018. I just started a new job and have my 401k from my last job that I need to eventually move. I can roll it over to an existing IRA or to my new 401k. Some of this is in a Roth 401k but most is in a traditional 401k. If I weren't looking to possibly use this money to buy a property, I would just move it to my IRA. My question is, what options do I have to access this money without paying early withdrawal fees or tying everything up until I'm 58-1/2? I know I can borrow from it if it's in a 401k. I don't believe I can take a loan or otherwise access it if it's in a traditional IRA. I can't write myself a loan from a self directed IRA and I don't want to lose access to profits until I'm 58-1/2. Please share your thoughts.

I believe this is my first post. This question has been on my mind for a while so I thought I would pose it here and see what others think about it. My goal is to buy my first property in 2018. I just started a new job and have my 401k from my last job that I need to eventually move. I can roll it over to an existing IRA or to my new 401k. Some of this is in a Roth 401k but most is in a traditional 401k. If I weren't looking to possibly use this money to buy a property, I would just move it to my IRA. My question is, what options do I have to access this money without paying early withdrawal fees or tying everything up until I'm 58-1/2? I know I can borrow from it if it's in a 401k. I don't believe I can take a loan or otherwise access it if it's in a traditional IRA. I can't write myself a loan from a self directed IRA and I don't want to lose access to profits until I'm 58-1/2. Please share your thoughts.