Hi everyone Is a solo IRA a good retirement account for a LLC to work though?

Ultimately, my goal is to have around $40-$60k per month net, and retire (about 10 years from now according to my calculations.) 

He is an older guy, at or near retirement age and he appears to be a one man operation or mom and pop office at largest.  

Bay area residents are jacking up our prices by retiring & moving here.

@Alex VidalI achieved financial independence and retired from corporate America at age 34.  

I've decided that I want to exit from my corporate job in the next 5-7 years, and at that point have a real estate business up and running that will allow me do that for the rest of my professional life (and hopefully even into retirement).  

Hi David,I have helped many people co-invest or "JV" with themselves and their retirement plans.You are correct in assuming you still cannot make use of the land as long as your SD plan owns some of it.Whenever you want to use it, you would distribute the value of the land to yourself and pay the taxes and no penalty as long as you are 59.5 yrs old at the time.However, if you want use now - then yeah, the portion you will buy personally would have to be another lot entirely separate from the IRA purchase.  

I would like to be able to retire from this in ten years.  

@Lori Vines if you hold RE outside your retirement account you get all the tax benefits.

She's managing herself and is wanting to retire.