Your best bet would be to find an experienced builder in the area that is familiar with the process of building in the area and talk to them about what it would take to design and build a home there.

I bet you didn't.

You might also consider a Roth 401k that would be funded with after tax dollars and earnings would grow tax free.Your best bet is to consult a tax advisor who can examine your individual situation and give you the information necessary to make an informed decision.Let me know if I can be of any further assistance.Ed

is quite obviously the low bar of entry and the lack of any oversight .So if you think about it. any one can do this and anyone meansNot only do you have rank beginners learning from a cereal box how to transact business.But I bet if you ran back grounds on a lot of these folks..

If you look on your 2015 form 8582 on worksheet 5, there is a column for unallowed losses.

This is someone's home and I bet if they had the choice, they would go with the tile.

You bet, @Chris A.  

@Mushfiq S.The existing solo 401k can bet restated to a new solo 401k plan that allows for investing in real estate.

Your best bet is to pay an attorney who specializes in Oakland evictions a few hundred dollars for an hour of their time, and strategize the best way to get them out.It could be as simple as providing a 60 day notice to vacate. 

@Etienne Martel From my experience doing several of these deals, your best bet if you want to cash out prior to 6 months would be one of the national asset based lenders.