@Mathieu Laquerre Long story short, you can't use your RSP money to invest in the US.

I'm very well versed in stock market investing and have a good passive strategy.However I want to diversify into real estate and my goal is to create some passive income through real estate.

In my short experience, the typical HML I’ve seen generally loan at 25-30% LTV with a note duration of 1-3 years, with the main benefits being a typically fast close and not having to go through a traditional lender for a Fannie/Freddie loan.

So this is not a short 30 day problem.My friend's questions are: Should the agent take his sign down off of my friend's property?

RE Investors will hate this analogy but here it is - purchasing your own real estate is like picking individual stocks, where you are in control.

Private Lenders tend to be a short term loan of about 12 months so you will have to refinance for a long term loan after all construction is done and hopefully that increases the value.Those two will usually charge you more interest for a loan but it usually does not kill a project. 

Short term goals: ramp up marketing, build more systems, wholesale more houses, stack more cash and buy passive income investments.....Why you say?

Recently obtained my real estate license to save money on short-term residential flips and seeking a broker within Broward County.

This absolves the Company and Trustee of liability for investment performance (but not from liability for providing plans that are beset with fees: https://www.reuters.com/article/usa-401k-lawsuits/...).Solo 401k Plans come in many varieties: (a) the type that only allows mutual funds, stocks, etc., (b) the type that allows alternatives but doesn't give you direct control over your money, and (c) Checkbook 401k that gives you total control and flexibility to invest in real estate, private lending, etc. 

I discovered the site after reading a Reddit post about an investor who had built a solid portfolio in a short time was sharing.