Instead, individual members are taxed on their share of the income, expenses and losses reported on their year-end tax document, the K-1.

@Jerome K.

@Alexander Quan Generally, a Solo 401(k) can accept tax-free rollovers from your former employer's 401(k), even a Roth 401(k). 

I would consider duplex or triple investing in the My thinking was just that if I could get a foreclosure for 80-100 k in cash, then I might get at least 1000/month in rent, without adding to my debt.

@Marcel K. that's a really broad question and really depends on the strengths and weaknesses of your particular market, skillset, and knowledge. 

@Jim K.

Their price may be a good value to you despite deficiencies or deferred maintenance, or it may be inflated based on current market.  

Hello.If I have a opportunity to invest 10 K in a home and get on Title as well a % of equity.

They want to lend 50 k or more.

Is anyone else having trouble getting a K-1 for the 2017 tax year?