Two look for investors to come up with the down payment and give them equity for their contribution.  

I'm here to soak in as much knowledge as possible, in hopes to become a completely self sufficient investor, who can one day contribute to helping others learn what I have. 

I am looking to lean on this group and would also like to contribute the best I can.

I hope our Solo 401 K experts can help Me and my wife are both on my Solo 401-k with sub Roth I would like to transfer a portion of the money to her Roth IRA, it is my understanding I can do this as long as their is an in-service rollover provision as part of the plan and the funds being rolled are employee contributions, but my question is that since me and my wife are both on the plan and we have both made equal contributions can I just roll over part of the money to her Roth IRA or do I have to split equally between our separate Roth IRAs?    

I am 24, yet motivated to get into the business and found that Wholesaling can be a wonderful opportunity to get my foot in the door with out $20,000.Thanks everyone and I hope to contribute in the future!

We have been able to finance each one with absolutely no money down and even rolled closing costs into the loan We work with a small local bank and my average closing costs are $1000 without sellers contributing anything.

Only in the past two years did I make the move to become a small-time investor while continuing my day job.I look forward to reading all of your posts and contributing my two cents as well!

Assuming a 6% annual return on maximum 401k contributions + matching, I will be done saving for retirement by the time I am 31 or 32, which will free up another 15k-20k for investing. 

To echo everyone else, see an attorney on the legalities and a CPA on the tax implications.In general, tax implications of a property contributed to an LLC depends upon how the entity is being taxed - as a corp, disregarded entity or pship.  

I wish I had more to contribute before I start asking questions but I guess I'll just have to deal with the newbie hazing (please be kind!).