I like the two rich Dad series books:#1 Tax Free Wealth (honestly one of my favorites)#2 loopholes of real estateTax free wealth does a great job of diving into the benefits of investing in real estate OUTSIDE of your solo 401k/IRA.

With all the creative R/E investors here on BP lets chat and share about the loopholes you have used.  

Grammar mistakes highly likely.Real Estate LoopholesWritten by Kennedy and SuttonPart One: Being Smart You need to learn to OPEN tax loopholes for yourself and CLOSE legal and liability loopholes that may one day work against you.

I showed up at base legal, and they not only found a loop hole in my lease to get me out, but also warned the PM that they would be essentially blacklisted if they ever caught again threatening a service member like that again.

I did see some loop holes to get an ssn with being a ceo of the Corp operating in USA.

I have an accountant who is not a CPA, but he is a real estate investor and knows every deduction and loophole related to real estate.

[HOWEVER, as Steve Babiak pointed out - any state can alter those rules to close a loophole (in this case PA, I don't know if any other states do this or not.)]2) The county often re-assesses the tax value of property when it is sold.

Deductions are those things you claim on Schedule A.If a 15% flat tax plan plan were enacted, then one of the loopholes that might be closed is the net passive loss allowance.  

There are two loopholes that you can exploit to avoid taxes.

With the truly self-directed Solo 401k plan I (not the IRS) have total control over my funds and how they are invested and can even access my funds prior to 59.5 if needed (there are several available loopholes available depending on what your strategy is).