@Fahadbin Alam Going straight into commercial multifamily is doable and is exactly what I would do as well if I started all over.When you get into larger multifamily properties, it becomes even more of a team sport.

I would try them out before I spend money on fancy programs I don’t need that cut into my bottom line. 

@Mike Gordon I try and give some raise every year, if not, your cutting yourself short on cash flow.

Thanks for setting the record straight. 

@Jenn WhitekillerBuying real estate with truly self-directed Solo 401k is pretty straight forward.

With all of these, I will be at 25% of my monthly income getting cut out.

Hello everyone, let's get straight to the point.  I found a property that fit all the criteria to be a great wholesale opportunity.

However, this is highly audited area and you will see some blocks:1) you need to find a right asset first that you  enough depreciation with cost seg. 2) you need to materially participate in that activity.3) your losses might even be limited based other IRS code section. 4) You need to have an audit proof and documentation of real estate professional status.If we are talking about a huge tax bill, I’m pretty sure you would benefit from hiring a good CPA who can cut your tax bill.

And this past year a MASSIVE oak tree needed to be cut down.

He said, looks like a lot of work cutting them down.