So I have set up an IRA for RE Investing.

Then, you can convert the funds from the Roth 401k to your self directed Roth IRA. 

Maybe it would work out for a young lady like you in a self directed IRA.

Also, unlike SD IRA self-directed Solo 401k is not for everyone.

The profit we made from the house we put right back into our next project.I have a self directed IRA.

Hi colleagues,I have a SD-IRA with less than $2,500.00 in it.

I have set up a self-directed IRA account for my real estate investments.

I currently have a 401k through work and, in addition, have been putting the max toward my Roth IRA every month.

If you're in this boat, roll your 401k (hopefully fully or mostly vested at that point) into a self directed IRA and you've got a nice chunk of change to start investing with outside of the mutual fund market.Don't sweat the coffees.  

If you have a $400 for P&I and your sales terms are 20 years at 9% then your sale price is @44,500, if you are all in for $25,000 then your return is over $18% a year (remember you are getting 9% on the 44.5k sale but only invested 25k, thus the higher rate).Then sell 85 payments on the loan to an IRA investor at 9% and you get $25,000 for that sale.