You will not pay taxes on the investment of your 401k until you decide to distribute the funds.Since you mentioned "percent" in your question, perhaps you were thinking of taking a participant loan from your 401k and investing into real estate.

So story gets a little better....tenants are college students but there from saudi arabia.  

She thought someone in one of the other 2 units would have told us (they were students on break) and she was running low on minutes and didn't know if my phone would accept a text or not!  

The advantage of this is that by changing one of the inputs, the student can see the immediate correlative outcome in all of the rest of the metrics.  

Probably as much a reflection on the student as it is on Than and many other gurus.

For the record, I don't believe in participation trophies.

Speak with some of the folk in the industry who participate here at BP.  

Hi @Natasha Sadikin  the most you should be contributing to your IRA is 15% and that is taking into account your employers contribution.Do you have any personal debt(car loan, student loan, credit cards)?

For those who are not aware of the Solo 401k, it's super beneficial --> http://www.irs.gov/Retirement-Plans/One-Participant-401%28k%29-PlansI'd like to set up a Solo 401k for my rental income and I'm wondering if anyone else here is doing that, and if so, how you structure your rentals.

Being a full time student, I had to balance phone calls with studying which I could have done better.