This is for deductibility against your unrelated regular income.

From time to time, posts that belong in the Marketplace are posted in the regular forums.

Thinking bigger and driving traffic to a place I use on a regular basis.  

Regular and Exclusive Use.1)  You must regularly use part of your home exclusively for conducting business.

Like me there are tons of other agents here on this site regularly meeting and greeting.

There are some limitations with this option because regular conv guidelines requires 15% down as primary on 2 unit properties and 20-25% down on 3-4 unit properties, and as little as 5% down on 1 unit properties.

As Chris Mason has regularly said on these forums, if any one type of lender was truly light-years better than any other type, the market would dictate that Brokers would fade away and Direct lenders would be the accepted standard or vice versa.

and most importantly, do you LOVE real estate. in order to perform at a high level you've gotta spend all your free time studying your market, trends, etc. if you don't love it you'll probably be able to pull down 65/70k a year, but you could earn that kind of money just punching a clock at a regular job, so is it worth it to become an agent for 70k a year?

Gentlemen, I am researching  this topic of holding Crypto in a Solo 401K, and am wondering where you are in the process after the 3 months since you started this thread.I have some crypto, but don't have a solo 401K set up yet, so my first question is (presuming I am eligible for the solo 401K) is am I able to transfer my existing crypto into it from my regular individual crypto account or would I have to sell it and then buy my position back with my solo 401K account? 

They rent units to house executives and visitors who visit the US office of a multinational corporation on a regular basis.