Hi Jim,You are correct, you cannot use the money that is currently in your 401k while you are employed by the company who carries the plan.

Employment laws are very complex as well, and in the end you become 100% dependent on your operator -- if it goes sideways at any time you're totally screwed.If you have 'serious' money (3-4mil plus) to invest I can hook you up with a real experienced US guy running 25k+ hectares (about 60k acres) of soybeans in Brasil.  

Having this purchase and sale contract might be used against you since your resolution as a Mortgagee would be a Deed In Lieu and by the way these folks are playing I would not put it past them to try and imply you baited them in the Real Property Contract.  3.  

As for opening bank accounts, you will need to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for your LLC.

You deduct your expenses for qualifying work-related education directly from your self-employment income on Schedule C.  

I've invested in real estate for years, including REITs via index funds, directly in a rental property, and in a syndicated deal connected to my employment.

In my area, Frederickson, we have Boeing and other large employers.

The Solo 401k is designed for those who are self-employed or own a business without any full time employees besides owner and his spouse.

@Brittaney WoodsIf you have decent credit and employment and currently don't own anything, use the $25K as gift funds towards FHA loan on a 4-plex.

Glassdoor is an employment site.