I am currently looking at a 15 unit complex sales prices$1,350,000.  Net rents (minus 5% vacancies) is $170k expenses are $48k.  Cap rate would be about 9%.  I am thinking of doing a self directed IRA to pay for the d...

Please don't respond to this with, "Ask an attorney or tax advisor." That is a given...I want to solicit comments prior to that.

Scenario: Form a LP to raise money for real estate transactions and structure it so ...

I've been going to several of these note investing conferences and they all have their strengths and weaknesses. I figured I'd provide a brief summary for people searching for reviews next year, or those of you who we...

Hi Everyone!!!I am very new to this investment world and I've been reading about creative funding.  I came across the option of using a Self-directed IRA and I wanted to get your thoughts on what do you think about us...

Hello,Thank you for taking time to answer my questions.My yearly income is between $150K-$200K, which means I'm a non-accredited investor. I'm still very interested in investing on crowd funding real estate platforms ...

Good Morning,My company has a couple potential private lenders who are interested in lending to us for the purchase of a distressed residential property. My company will serve as the Gc over the project once complete,...

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I just set up an Individual 401(k) for my consulting company, which is a single-member LLC. I'm wondering if this might also ...

I've been using my SDIRA for private lending for a couple of years now with pretty good success. I was recently given an end date for my current job (I'm a contract engineer so it happens). This has got me thinking ab...

I am considering buying property using an LLC (which has my solo 401k as a 25% member) and keep it as a rental. I would keep the expenses split 75/25% subject to the rules of the solo 401k. However, when I reach 60, c...

I'm an investor in Massachusetts and I'm curious if there's a creative way to set up the landlord/tenant account that holds the tenant's security and last months rent deposits in such a way that the annual accrued int...