Do transfer direct to avoid fed 10% withholding.My CPA does not want to assist me in any aspect of my Solo 401-K. 

I agree with @Joe Zinger and @John Johnson, roll your funds into a self directed IRA - which can take the form of a SEP IRA, a Roth IRA or a solo 401(k) - and avoid tax exposure.I also think that @Paul Civitello made a crucial point but didn't emphasis it, and that is this:You can purchase a property with self directed IRA funds, tax free, earn a profit, and put that profit, along with the initial capital, straight back in to your self directed IRA, all TAX FREE!!

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first off if you have to buy a system those are not true private money lenders those are HML ers full stop.private money lenders are folks that you meet personally.. at REIA meetings etc.. other professionals that you may encounter in your day to day that would have invest-able cash. many of these professionals will have IRA solo K profit sharing plans and those are your perfect investor. otherwise quit wasting your time and find the nearest HML that are REAL  ( tons of fakes) their rate will be basically the same as private lenders generally speaking

Quote from @Phil K.: @Andreas MuellerThanks for the share!

@Steve K. these are specific to women :) @Elisa Michals they also have a wiire facebook group! 

Quote from @Mike K.: Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Mike K.: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Jack B.: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @David M.:  Agreed.

You should still be able to write it off there, if not form an LLC and kick off a K-1 to your 1040.

Quote from @Steve K.: They don't have any money for the down payment and want to find a property for "$0 down, creatively financed" but at the same time they'll pay $10k for a lying guru to blow smoke up their ***. 

Little confused about the whole SD IRA (for real estate investing) vs. the SOLO-K.