Originally posted by @Christine Caturano:@Josue Vargas if it hasn't been stated already, 1. you can def roll your old co. 401k over to your new co 401k (no penalty no withdrawal), have done that several times in my career. 2 you can roll either or both of these to an IRA or ROTH (depending on income) 3. be aware that an SDIRA must be conducted at "arms length", meaning you cannot "personally" be engaged in, or benefit from, the transaction/property -  only the "IRA" benefits.

Originally posted by @Zack Clopper:@Christine Johanns sorry for the long delay.

Hello All,Our names are Christine and Joshua.  

Christine - You're looking at it.

@Christine TougasI can likely help you with this.

Hi Christine!

@Christine Sparks I'm also interested in attending any local REIs if anybody is planning on organizing a meet up for LA investors! 

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@Christine CannizzoAre you comfortable working with your CPA remotely?

Originally posted by @Christine Kankowski:I commend you for seeing that if you condo is not or no longer a good investment, to sell and find something that works better for you.