Including transferring funds from the TradSD to the RothSD, which is a taxable event, but the tax implications are still advantageous (for now). 

I will not be able to make it to 7/15 event due to prior commitments but would love to join other upcoming events. 

Before we get into that, let me define the difference between a sale and a refinance.Selling: Very simply, what happens in the event of selling the property if the investment performs well is that all investors get their invested capital back, and on top of that a portion of all the profits the property has made in appreciation over the years, depending on how the deal is structured.Refinance: During a refinance, the sponsor aims to return as much of the invested capital back to investors and then keep the property for a longer period of time.

Curious to hear where people believe growth will occur within next 3-5 years.Best,Ava

And even with LLCs, in the event of a lawsuit, attorneys will make every effort to pierce the corporate veil.  

In addition, if you are in the western mass area this evening, I know of a great real estate meet up occurring soon.

I drove all the way up there (I live 50 mins away from Coatesville) to find out that the event was supposedly cancelled (although it's still on their calendar).

That does mean that "shifting" has occurred...which will occur on 99% of properties in our area. 

I ultimately decided to withdraw all my retirement account money when I left my employer.I liked the flexibility of being able to invest in what I want to invest in and do what I please with the income.I think a retirement account(401k or IRA) is good for those who feel like they won't manage their finances properly.I just see it that I am taking it from one retirement account(401K or IRA(inflexible)) to another retirement account(real estate).There are pros/cons of taking money out from a retirement account as it may be deemed a taxable event.

Try to find a real estate networking event to attend.