The loan info (hard money for acquisition; conventional for refi) is from actual conversations or emails with lenders. 

I know a couple local hard/private money lenders I can connect you with, one of them is a sponsor at the Dover real estate investor meetup that takes place the 2nd Monday of each month at Chapel and Main Brewery.

While I don't see it on the IRS tax information, if I remember from the conversation with him, I think you have to buy properties that need significant improvement. 

You may choose to invest in real estate directly by acquiring a property, or passively by investing through a syndication (or by being a lender to someone else.  2) pencil out the numbers to see if the math is in your favor for a Roth Conversion and real estate investment with a SDIRA.

We actually are lucky enough to have found private investors over the years. 

As private money lenders, protecting your investment starts with careful borrower vetting.

. - I finance conversions, hence, I represent investors/developers who will purchase if it meets their parameters. 

Conversely, if you invest on the east side of Cleveland, your numbers could show impressive cash flow.

Thank you again for the response I look forward to farther conversation!! 

It would be a great conversation to have with your tax advisor and financial advisor for the solo 401k.