You would be better off learning a trade out of high school, avoiding the student debt, while earning a solid income for investing. 

My wife and I are newbies, so please bear with me.If I understand, a participant can defer up to 18K to a self directed, and a corporation can defer a profit sharing amount of 25%, including the employee deferral, of $60K (variances to rules if single LLC, older etc)So if I wanted to leverage for a flip this year - how would the mechanics work? 

Programming already created by architect partner. 3) Development of a full city block (almost 3 acres) into student housing or high-end office for adjacent user.Parameters / Tabs to include: 1) Summary or Snapshot page (format included in link below)Major Metro Snapshots2) Inputs page for assumptions 3) Cash Flows that flow into summary page with development or conversion (downtime / carry costs) i.e.

As being a realtor on the buyers side, how would an agent write up the offer for the buyer that is fully, 100% financing the deal through the lender participating in this program?

After reading many books, watching many video and webinars, I decided to finally reach out for support, because quite frankly, I am not sure what my next move should be.I am 25 years old, and I am a full time student majoring in business while working full time.

I'm not sure if you're renting to students or not but individual leasing sounds like it.

Unfortunately, many solo 401k participants often don’t understand that the same distribution rules that apply to full-time employer plans (i.e., those plans with full-time employees besides the business owner(s)) also apply to solo 401k plans.  

No one, and I mean NO ONE, can do that in the LA market with zero capital and student loan debt (even without student loan debt, forget about it).

Expenses that cannot be paid with IRA funds: cost of traveling to show the home, if the IRA participant manage the property, he or she cannot receive management fees.

There are 3 types of zoning here, "regular rental" (just as it sounds), "regulated rental" (max 5 occupants, in rooms- typically for student type housing), and "rooming house".