@ George BlowerWhat I am looking to do is transfer Roller IRA from Fidelity out ....That means I have to stay with some type of IRA...Solo 401K is something I would have to start fresh and cannot transfer Rollover IRA into it, correct?

Because the rent from my first property won’t cover what I need, I used the rest of my rollover money and purchased 2 more rentals from the same Turnkey company.

Each draw will cost between $100-200, and then you get your money back, so the snowball starts to rollover once you begin the process.Just make sure how the HML will reimburse.

If so, ask your cpa if you do the rollover to an IRA, immediately or within 3 years, does that constitute a pay back within the 3 year window.

In order to do so you need to set up self-directed Roth IRA, rollover your existing Roth into it then new SD Roth IRA will buy the rental.

ps- im an avid pet lover but do not condone captive household housing of any non-domesticated species nor any activity -including now medical/wellness exploitation - that keeps the dog/cat euthanasia levels as high as they still are despite all the free spay/neuter programs going on for decades nationwide - sighhh- lest Bob Barker not roll over in his grave; i mean rest his soul in peace!

If my wife and I start investing in real estate and we set up a solo 401k to access our IRA funds can we both rollover our traditional IRA's into the solo 401k trust account, in effect consolidating our funds to access them for real estate investing, or would the IRS prohibit us from combining our funds in this way?

The animal must be singularly identities and be identifiable.My point is one doesn’t have to just roll over and play dead if someone hands you this stunt while occupying your property.

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I'm looking to transfer existing 401K from previos employer into a solo 401K.  Seems like there are several companies that perform this service, and ...

Or, you can build up your 401k, then when you switch to another job or retire, you can always rollover that into an IRA or even a Self Directed IRA that allows investing in real estate and other assets.