Basically you would rollover your IRA (Roth or Traditional), 401k or HSA to them, then it would be invested in real estate or other passive income options (of which there are many).

my account does have a restriction wherein i'm unable to take out a loan against the plan for a property outside of california (my home state). my intent is to invest out of state. in your experience have you ever had anyone roll over their roth ira funds into an escrow, perhaps?

I am currently self-employed and have an existing retirement account with my previous employer that I want to rollover to something else to help start my REI fund.

hi everyone - i have some money through my 457b contributions, a portion of which are in a roth ira. if the math checks out on a property, i think i can do better investing my roth ira into real estate. it'd be great ...

I would like to get to a point in the next year or so, where I can rollover into the small business 401k.

The follow on question is, how do you get off the deferral roll-over train?

We're starting to see prices roll over a bit and I personally think that continues as more supply comes online.Where would you focus on?

@Basilio AlcantaraWhat you are referring to is called "60-day rollover" (or indirect rollover).

Many leases automatically "roll" over to tenancies at will (month to month leases) after the first year concludes. 

My father passed away recently and left a pre-tax death benefit that allows me to either take a lump sum of cash which I would use towards real estate or I can do a direct rollover into my Roth.