Hello all,I'm Dan and it's my first year participating in real estate.

Can all family members claim active participation in this passive activity?

My wife and I recently participated in the "How to Become a Real Estate Millionaire" webinar with @davidgreene.  

As such, it seems like becoming a private money lender would be a good way to still participate in real estate using what I have. 

The latter no longer appeals to me.While I'm ok with the status quo (hunt out and negotiate as many off market deals as I can afford); I feel like the time is coming to take a bigger leap than a triplex here, a 6-Plex there.What I DON'T want to do is piecemeal out the portfolio; so this is where feedback from people who've been in the same situation is needed:1) What is the likelihood of selling a smorgasbord of C/B-  units (big upswing as most are a block off the beach) in one shot to a single or institutional investor when they're made up of mostly smaller buildings (32, 17, 7, 7, 6, 5, 4, 4, 3, 3, 3, + 3 condos and a townhouse)?

If both husband and wife participate in a business they each can have their own Solo 401k plan and contribute accordingly.

I own over 20 doors and have participated in multiple syndications.

Do national lending institutions offer (better term) fixed rate cash outs? 

I've participated in both the REIA in Madison and the Baraboo group. 

I am trying to find additional institutions that understand and are ok with this type of transaction.