We are 50/50 partners in our LLC and both contributed cash to the purchase of a SFH rental, which was attained below market value due to a distressed seller. 

This seems to put a kink in plans for a partner that contribute to the down payment. 

I think the fundamental question is what are you after...it sounds like long-term stability...and there are a host of underlying factors that contribute.

I've posted a few times on here over the last 2-3 years, and thought I would contribute to show my love.

First, make sure you're not contributing to the problem. 

There is to be one more "workshop" before this bill goes into law, but the hotels have put a lot of money behind this in forms of campaign contribution and lobbying.Have other cities had success in fighting this?

Account ClosedIf he already has SD IRA he should be able to contribute but will be limited by new contribution of $5,500 per year as I mentioned above.

After I've built up a sizable amount, I will transition into a BRRRR strategy.I'd love to connect with other investors and possibly even partner up and contribute capital towards a deal! 

The IRS is just as concerned of the participant paying a higher rate which can be seen as a way to exceed the solo 401k annual contribution rules or to get more funds into the plan.  

Generally speaking however, for a property that is ready to go, I will contribute 3%.