@Teresia Saylerdouble taxation is normally referenced to corporations where a tax is paid by the corporation and again by the shareholder when there is a distribution.There is nothing that screams "double taxation" with a 401K.I would take a 401K loan over a hard money loan every time if given the option.

Hi Steve,It also comes down to comfort levels of whether you like to micro or macro manage your funding pools as well as your own personal financial auditing style.You also need to keep legality in mind as to whether the property is setup under a personal or corporate entity in order to protect yourself or your personal assets etc. 

I am a member and corporate sponsor of the SWFL Reia group.

I've been listening to BiggerPockets for a while now, but am just now posting for the first time.Back in October of 2017, under the burden of a significant amount of student loans and the realization that corporate life isn't for me, I decided to make financial freedom my number one goal. 

Hey Bigger Pockets Team - I have done some research on moving my 401k from corporate America to some form of self directed venue.Like Dirty Harry - I am looking for THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE UGLY!

My general advice for fix and flips is to set up your business as an S-corporation. 

Stadiums and conference centers often prove to have negative net economic effects - basically government giveaways to private corporations that don't pay for themselves.  

National corporate guarantee  among thousands of locations backing the lease seeing sales once every 6 months or a year can usually be okay.

For analysis of Garret Sutton's positions check out his book Loopholes of Real Estate or his company, Corporate Direct.Trusts in general are a powerful tool for many different things.

Well there is the Double on a short term corporate lease at $1800 but I just wish I could get that all the time ;)Biggest thing to check is the sewer setup.