So basically you use someone’s 401K plan and IRA to fund you deal and they receive a interest back and I believe more than they have saved for retirement...Educate me!

Does anyone have experience with setting up an SEP IRA in your LLC? 

Depending on your situation you could consider using equity in your current home to purchase an investment or use money out of a Roth IRA.

@Austin HughesToo much RAH RAH and not enough prudent responsible thought.Buy on sub2, get the deed, give a note, rent it out.Buy with private lender money - IRA money, sell on a wrap, use a RMLO.Safer.

@Kevin R.An IRA can apply the BRRRR model and it can be a powerful strategy to grow your IRA savings.The key principle with the IRA is keeping all transactions at arm's length and exclusively for the benefit of the IRA.The IRA purchases the property.The IRA hires vendors to do the rehab. 

Because of your job, I am assuming you likely have an IRA. 

I am having funds from my IRA wired, and the account needed to be opened to accept funds.

Invest your money in a IRA or a 401K.

I don't really spend money on clothes, I'm pretty minimalist, just the occasional dinner date with the girlfriend.so Total so far I have: $1,824.34/$2,954.79 (~61.74%) Now I would like to put about 15 more percent into a Roth IRA before using my saved money towards potentially more volatile investments, so that would put me at about $700 a month to save for real estate investing.

I have a Checkbook controlled IRA LLC and want to invest into TD Ameritrade.