I'm a newly licensed realtor and am looking to start investing in Real Estate, I've joined a spokane REI club, and am looking to start a local club here in Kennewick.  

I've been an independent contractor for other companies for a few years and am launching out on my own. 

Anyways, my question is can I set up a solo 401k plan in my newly formed real estate company and transfer the funds from my former employer's plan eventhough I may or may not be eligible to participate in the plan that my current employer offers?

I just launched my site and I'm looking to crowdfund some residential development projects in West Palm Beach, FL.

Moved to Florida in 95 a newly wed.

You can reframe the emotional attachment by picturing it as the great savvy move that launched you towards financial success rather than your "first home".

One of the best trainers I know has launched many successful wholesalers in Florida.

I would talk to a real estate lawyer in  your area to verify if that's they way they like it and that you would be protected. so:Name on contracts/deed - Either capital partner or newly formed LLCContracts - Purchase, partnership, LLC, Etc.

I have an update:Update #1I was super excited to find a possible 3 flat building, which was newly listed on MLS, But my excitement quickly turned to horror as: Unknown property conditions of 2 occupied unitsOlder, possibly original, electrical wiring that needed updating immediately (vacant unit had 1 electric outlet per room)Seller is deceased, estate now held by sister who lives in New York, who has never visited buildingPossible water/roof damage as warping and thick cracks appeared in stairwells/wallsOlder, leaking windows Questionable plumbingBIGGEST DEAL KILLER: EXPOSED ASBESTOS WRAPPED AROUND ALL PIPES IN BASEMENT!!!!

so do you feel its also a no brained for a 52 year old newly divorcee wanting to optimize her limited income?