@Aaron K.

@Aaron K. and @Craig Curelop thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for!

At the top of my listings I say something to the extent of:"Our calendar is updated in real-time & nightly rates are accurately displayed.

Example:Year 1 - partner's tax basis is $100k... annual partnership cashflow is $20k.... partner withdraws $10k in cash (half of the cash)... however the partner's yearly profits reported on K-1 are only say $5k... because the partner withdrew more in cash than his share of profits, his tax basis goes down by the other $5k.  

Traditional LLCs are treated as disregarded entities, meaning the taxes just pass through to your personal income via a K-1. 

For instance, if you are borrowing from a 401(k), you have to pay back the loan on time, with a stated interest.

@Aaron K.

@Jim FangWith a truly self-directed Solo 401(k), you can have multiple bank/brokerage accounts in the name of the plan.

Originally posted by @Aaron K.

With a quality provider, such plans also come bundled with meaningful consulting guidance to help you get the most out of the program while staying inside the IRS guidelines.A similar checkbook program is a Solo 401(k).