@Angel M.You are not required to have an LLC in order to establish Solo 401K plan, but you must have legitimate self employment activity with earned income to qualify.

This option is perfect for those who thrive on real-time conversation and want that white glove approach.Our Interactive Bootcamp will feature the following courses:Investing in Multi-Family PropertiesBeing a Real Estate RookieBRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat)STR or Short-Term RentalNEW: Self-Guided Bootcamps -Created for the go-getters who prefer learning at their own pace.

Establish an emergency fund, manage your debt, and save for a down payment to lay the groundwork for your financial future.

Brokers with exceptional communication, negotiation and experience will be at a premium, especially those with finance or mortgage experience for creative structuring and/or established relationships with listing brokers. 

This could also be a smart short-term rental strategy since golf courses are typically situated in well-established neighborhoods with easy access to other amenities.

I would look for true vacation rental markets where the regulation is established, not evolving. 

Through networking, one may find off-market deals and get recommendations from others who find motivated sellers or distressed homes.Internet marketing: To establish contact with possible sellers, make use of internet resources including social media, real estate websites, and forums.

Would love to connect with some established people who could benefit from someone young, hungry, and committed to doing some great work!

On the flip side, holding onto equity allows you to maintain the proven income stream from your established STR and retain a valuable asset.

Thanks guys, I thought it sounded a little gimmicky but have not established an LLC in the past so didn't if there was something I was missing.Sean