This option simply allows individuals who have little or no eligible compensation to make Traditional or Roth IRA contributions to their own IRAs based on their spouses’ income.

Bill is an attorney and CPA who has a non-traditional methodology for forming and using LLC's for real estate investments.

@Jordan Moorhead your contributions to the a traditional 401K would be with pre tax dollars and earnings would grow tax deferred.  

@Darren Bailinask @Christian Bors about Gettysburg

Your LLC will sponsor one 401k plan, and the self-directed plan will become a successor plan to your current plan, which will need to be shut down.There are no taxes or penalties for such a move.The new Solo 401(k) can hold both non-traditional assets such as real estate and conventional brokerage assets.  

I have a Traditional IRA that includes some contributions during years when the contribution wasn't tax-deductible because I or my wife had 401k accounts.Last year I did a rollover of the entire Traditional IRA into my Solo 401k, and then did an in-plan rollover of my entire Solo 401k into a separate Roth-designated Solo 401k account.I'm trying to figure out how to get TurboTax to understand that part of that in-plan Roth rollover shouldn't be taxed because some of the original Traditional IRA money was already taxed (and I haven't yet submitted the 1099-R for that rollover, so I need to do that).Then I came across this...https://www.mysolo401k.net/nondeductible-ira-contr...That article claims that you can't actually rollover nondeductible traditional IRA funds into a Solo 401k at all.  

If investors ask me why they can't get returns during construction I would tell them that they are not debt and they wanted immediate returns they can be a debt lender and you treat them like a traditional loan.

If there is a difference, what % up or down is it from a traditionally built new home (generally)?

I don't have construction experience beyond this renovation.My thoughts are that if I can fit into a traditional financing situation to keep and hold, long term this will pay off a ton.  

Or do I just hold it in my personal name until I can refinance and then get the traditional refi put to my LLC?