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Andrew Sherwin New guy from Alma, Michigan
13 March 2014 | 9 replies
And lastly I highly recommend becoming a Plus or Pro member of the site and take advantage of all that BP has to offer you.
Mark Mendoza Title Experienced Aspiring Investor from LA :)
10 March 2014 | 3 replies
And lastly I highly recommend becoming a Plus or Pro member of the site and take advantage of all that BP has to offer you.
Carly Staehlin New Member from Remote Alaska (and BC!)
11 March 2014 | 11 replies
I had a lot of misconceptions about what I'd be able to do, but moved quickly (too quickly, in retrospect) into an SDIRA to take advantage of a deal.
Josh Rich Setting Up Solo 401k
9 March 2018 | 98 replies
My end game at this point is to fund a solo 401k with a Roth side – and continue to invest in real estate and other sources of passive income from within the 401K and Roth side.I am only seeing that my hope to get this done is by first putting funds into an IRA then rolling them over to a solo 401k – is this correct – and what are the hoops I need to jump through.With Tax Day speeding towards me – if it is advantageous to open an IRA and put money into now – I can do that if I can find someplace that the IRA fees will not eat up any benefit of doing this.I know I probably am not even asking the questions I should be concerned with – but I do want to end up with the Self-Directed 401K, with a Roth side.Another factor which may influence your replies – I am just now at retirement age – I could have, but have not, started drawing my SS – but probably will do so soon.After I understand what I can do and how to do it – I can make a plan.
Sean W. ATTN! New member from massachusettes.
13 March 2014 | 22 replies
I didn't have BP when I started - take advantage Sean!
Kyle Webb How you choose your REI niche/market?
12 March 2014 | 25 replies
RE is a personal, face to face business.Not saying be a RE agent, but it's an option, frankly the key to success is knowing and meeting people, if you know people you'll have a great advantage starting out.No one here can really tell you which way to go is best for you.
Quinten Jones Please help with potential first deal
9 March 2014 | 9 replies
Make sure you get everything checked out so YOU are not being taken advantage of!
Tommy Tran Biloxi, MS but soon to Atlanta, huge real estate noob!
9 August 2014 | 10 replies
And lastly I highly recommend becoming a Plus or Pro member of the site and take advantage of all that BP has to offer you.
Justin W. Financing advice
10 March 2014 | 10 replies
Putting down a larger down payment will provide you with a larger cash flow but putting a lower down payment and looking for other properties can be advantageous too.
Kyle Webb Overseas --> Portland, OR Newbie Introduction
18 April 2014 | 15 replies
And lastly I highly recommend becoming a Plus or Pro member of the site and take advantage of all that BP has to offer you.