I personally have no website ( as I don't need it because I am not looking to do business with the public) I don't do linkdin  ( too confusing for me) I hate facebook for business I only want to see my grand kids and friends..

For instance, your SDIRA and you personally invest 50k each into a project, for a grand total of $100k.  

Taking on that complexity, especially if the income that will be produced by the business is minimal, may not be worth the effort in the grand scheme of things.One of the key benefits of the Solo 401(k) is the high contribution limits such plans offer - potentially as high as $62K per year. 

Currently a financial analyst for the Real Estate Industries Group at Rabobank in Arroyo Grande, CA.

Logged couple hundred grand off of it over the years and subdivided 10 building lots off of it that I sold for what I paid for the whole enchilada and I sold it to Stimson lumber 3 years ago for 3.2 million...

hey think of it like this every home that makes it to the auction steps is a home you could have made a deal with the owner because it is the owners house til the day of the auction for tbe 100 grand you have you could get 10 homes by catching up the late payments taking title in your name and leaving the loan in their name it just taked communication with the bank and the person you are making a deal with.

Even if you are a new investor, if you have a solid team (broker, contractor, etc) and the numbers work two non traditional lenders are Grand Coast Capital and Renovo Financial

The economy is humming, people have money, jobs and stability.

Is this a big deal to you in the grand scheme of things?

Julie Seger even though I am based in Chicago, I have several good connections for you in the Grand Rapids MI area.