I am trying to find a vehicle that I can work on part time.

My younger brother (32) and I have been doing a lot of reading and studying various investments vehicles.

The trick is to not ask for money, rather, offer others “opportunities” not typically found in the stock market or other investment vehicles.

In no way shape or form is the wording intended to be a vehicle where lenders can argue value with appraisers as, which ought to be obvious to any unbiased party, that would be a blatant act of impeding appraiser independence - an appraisal is not a debate.And by the way, the law reads "any person".

In investing, in any type of investment vehicle yield is a measure of risk.   

Just for something to fall back on if everything goes sideways)Buy distressed properties using hard money or private money to finance the deals, and shoot for at least a $50,000 profit off of each flip.Live frugally, and use any leftover capital to put into buy and hold investments using the BRRRR strategyStep 3:Repeat until I can quit the 9-5 and go all in on flips and rentals, and eventually just buy and hold rentalsNow I'm sure that there are a million holes in this plan, and that is precisely why I posted this.

Hi all,I went to have a living trust drafted for my personal home and vehicles and asked the attorney if I should add the living trust as beneficiary of the holding company that owns all my rentals (holding company is just owned by me at the time). 

(I could then use the other money leftover in the Solo 401k to invest in other/different investment vehicles--within the Solo 401k rules...)Thanks!

I'm a full-time professional, working as Autonomous Vehicle Test Engineer in Toronto, Canada.

Both vehicles are great, it’s just what makes the most sense for your plans!