For example, if the proposed project estimation total is 90K, can a group of investors invest 30K each, each gaining their fixed interest on it based on their contribution?

So I'd like to introduce myself to all of you and hopefully begin contributing to this awesome community!

I recently completed one in this area that I'm not readying for publication, and the book on financial independence will hopefully be book 2.I do have some specific questions that I'm eager to interview active members on, but I will put them into separate posts.Thank you all for the high level of contribution and discussion available on this forum. 

@Genny Li being a "newbie", as you describe yourself, it might be a good idea to contribute in a more positive way.

You'll find a ton of good information and contributions on this site.

Hey Everyone,I've got about 51,500 in a TSP account that I can't contribute to anymore since I'm no longer in the Marines.

However, you still would want to keep track of the total amount that you’ve contributed to the account in case you wanted to withdraw your principal before 59 1/2 without penalty.

@Jason SternThe Solo 401(k) is going to provide the maximum benefit as far as deductions and flexibility with future investments.Since you are maxing out your $18,500 contributions in your current plan, you would not be able to take advantage of employee deferrals in your own separate plan. 

I'm a complete newbie at Real Estate Investing (absolutely no experience) and I'm just looking to learn as much as possible and find ways to possibly contribute in the future.   

But easily solved - you simply complete the 1031 and then contribute the property into the trust.