A qualified distribution is one that occurs at least five years after the year of the employee’s first designated Roth solo 401k contribution (counting the first year as part of the five) and is made:On or after attainment of age 59½,On account of the employee’s disability, orOn or after the employee’s death.Nonqualified distributionsA distribution that is not a qualified distribution will be partially included in gross income if there are earnings in the account.The distribution will be treated as coming pro-rata from earnings and contributions (basis).The10% tax on early withdrawalsmay apply to the part of the distribution that is includible in gross income.

It's because of this natural ebb and flow that Real Estate is able to remain attainable to the middle class.There will always be those who will never understand RE, and they will rent for their entire lives. 

As far as attaining home ownership, it is more in reach than it has been to any generation in history.

Wendell,Thanks for challenging not just BP nation, but also your Chicago Team in attaining $1M in 12 months!

Or that investors are more sophisticated and understand seller seconds may be apart of the transaction.I'm looking at something at around a million... 10%-15% seller and 10%-15% equity and a 75%-80% ltv.Is this attainable in today's market?

My off the cuff guess would be 7-10% should be attainable.

Assuming such a differential, the regular account blows away the tax-deferred account.You can attain a greater return mainly because you can deploy leverage much more effectively (lenders don't like to lend to IRAs, and the IRS removes part of the tax benefit when you do so), which turbocharges your returns on buy & hold rentals.

It can be attained by death if you started early enough in life...

Moral discussions are not part of The American Ideal.Has the United States attained "The American Ideal?"

@Andrew WareI couldn't agree more with Andrew in regards to attaining knowledge!