. ;-)  Personal Example:  I purchased a property, all cash, in 2012 with a self-directed IRA/checkbook controlled LLC (rollover from a 401k plan).  

Direct rollovers and transfers from one retirement account into another are not taxable.

He's currently looking for another property to roll over into. 

If you sold property WITH 1031 exchange you would roll over those gains into a likekind property(s) of equal or greater value and use the gain as down payment monies and don't have to pay gains until you sell without doing an exchange. 

It works like this: Starting in 2024, you can roll unused 529 assets—up to a lifetime limit of $35,000—into the account beneficiary's Roth IRA, without incurring the usual 10% penalty for nonqualified withdrawals or generating any taxable income.https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/529-to-roth-ira-rollovers....

This is a nonqualified distribution.She requests a direct rollover of the total amount to herRoth IRA ($100,000, $60,000 of deferrals and $40,000 inearnings).

- probably a good investment but not for cash flow. you are looking at a $3800 payment and 650k in interest on life of the loan, if there is another end game for refi, rollover, cash injection etc. to make it cash flow better then maybe. 

Yes, I understand a Roth cannot rollover into a Solo 401k. 

Looking for help on how to and recommendations on self-directed retirement account custodians.I have roughly $230K in a rollover IRA and $30K in a Roth IRA with Fidelity both from a job i had earlier this year.

Agents are allowed to represent themselves  when buying a property, and use their commission as a downpayment. How does that work when an agent is represented by a brokerage, aren't they suppose to split the commissio...