I know this is an old topic, but new NC law has legislatively eliminated L3C out of existence.

Further eliminating the need to sell off in bulk in a capital positioning event.

That circumstance is when the Solo 401k investor is a completely "Passive" investor in real estate that utilizes acquisition debt.

Can someone look over my profile and tell me what info I forgot to include or should be eliminated?

I believe per FNMA, it's 75% LTV for investment single family and 70% LTV for 2-4 units.Your credit scores will impact the rate you receive (if you qualify).Your income, of course, will be used to calculate to see if you can make your payments and whether you'll qualify based on your Debt-to-Income ratio.

Sometimes if you write on check, they get it too.You should be watching your asset to debt ratio, and keep under control, while buying more properties on loan (debt).

A lot of investors I come across don't consider the benefits or are simply unaware of some of the best financial planning strategies out there especially when it comes to estate planning and tax implications, working an insurance policy as a creative investment vehicle, leveraging debt, and using things like Charitable Remainder Trusts.

They are deductiblein the year in which the property is sold.Chris Masons,That is interest on $1m in Principal.Bill Walston,AMT technically only eliminates non acquisition/improvement debt.

So, here's the breakdown:Owner hold existing debt but let's assume its free & clear for this example.Sale price: $130,000Repair Costs: 50,000Difference: 80,000That's 40,000 a piece and for you that's a gross return of 80%.

-property tax-insurance-vacancy-property management-maintenance-capital repairs-legals and accounting.From the remaining 50% you service your debt, if any, and the remaining is your profit.