Originally posted by @George P.:50 - if available. 

Originally posted by @George P.

Thank you @George Blower.  

Thank you Nick & George....

Thanks for the recommendation @George Gao!  

Matthews IV As pointed out by @George Blower, the Solo 401(k) option has the advantage of no UDFI on real estate acquisition indebtedness, but as @Brian Eastman highlighted, your mom must have self-employment income to qualify for a Solo 401(k).As reflected above, Solo 401(k) has better features, while self-directed and Checkbook IRA have broad eligibility.You may want to consider a Roth conversion, after which your mom would have no required minimum distributions.

Thank you, George for replying to my post.

George Paukert tells a story in one of his books.

I have some land and like George mentioned it's a SLOW process.

Hi George,and It looks like Party #2 in your illustration is a wholesaler investor and party # 3 is another investor who has agreed to buy the property from Party/Investor#2.