The rates are a bit higher but this option can work perfectly for those that want to keep expanding during times of precarious work, self employment or even through job loss.

As far as tax benefits go, a self-directed IRA or Solo 401k would hold a clear advantage.

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The higher your score, the better your rate and I doubt they mention the self sustainability requirement for FHA when it comes to 3 and 4 units until you get pretty far into the transaction.You need a decent broker that can help you navigate the mortgage waters; not a bank or a clearinghouse because they don't have the breadth of products you need.  

Can someone help or advise me on how to transfer our work 401Ks into self directed accounts that we can use to buy more real estate?

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Louis), I very nearly bought a 15k sq. ft. self storage facility in MO in 2020.Thanks!

Rented with 0% vacancy and 100% on-time rent payments.Partner AGI is $106,320 (self employed x 10 months as an accountant.

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Either a traditional and self-fund the rehab or run everything cash and then cash- out when you're finished with a higher value.