Does anybody have experience or advice in regards to withdrawing Roth IRA contributions in order to fund expenses for an investment? I do not have a deal lined up at this time, but am trying to plan for future investm...
My wife and I had an LLC created by using a Solo 401k(55% from my retirement account) and a SD IRA(45% from my wife's retirement account). I am the managing director. Now that I am 59 1/2, would I be allowed to withd...
Hi, First thank you for taking the time to respond to my post. I have an IRA and it has about $55k in it and i was wanting to use that to invest in real estate. Is their anyway i can withdraw without tax penalties? I ...
Hello BP,I am considering withdrawing money from my IRA pursuant to CARES Act. According to the Act, one has to qualify to be eligible. Besides the obvious qualifiers such as being infected by the virus or losing a jo...
I have recently noticed a few articles posted on mainstream sites such as marketwatch about back door Roth IRA. I am in a situation where I would like to put more that the maximum for my Roth. I am 33 years old a...
Hey BP Community - My employer does not match 401k contributions so I'm considering abandoning the contributions altogether and instead investing in something like the SPY ETF on a regular basis. I'm curious if anyone...
I'm looking to use retirement money for downpayment on a multifamily, but taking it out early I will lose 10K. Looking for unique way to not lose so much or put immediately into something to pay less taxes.
Looking for some second opinions on anyone who is "self employed" and has a Solo 401k. Probably folks here know about check book 401k's and such to invest in real estate. I am now in a contract position as 1099 and ha...
Would like to get the opinion of members on their experience using Roth IRA funds as a first time homeowner. Is it true that if you are a first time homeowner you can use money from a Roth IRA for a down payment? Can ...
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I have an investor who wants to act as a limited partner (in this case his LLC will provide 100% of the equity, he will get 50% of the profits along with 80-100% of any losses, and he will not tak...