Hi Everyone,I currently have a 401k through my previous employer with about $65k and would like to put it to use in my house flipping business. Is it possible to self direct those funds towards my business in anyway? ...

I am currently saving up money for a down payment on my first investment property. I plan to use real estate investing as my primary retirement nest egg and as cash flow to sustain me after retirement. I just graduate...

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This is my last stand per say lol. I'm 37 married, father of two, and have worked full time since 16. I have worke...

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My name is David and I have been in the AEC (Architecture, engineering, construction) for over 20 years. I've been designing and building other people's dream investments for most of that time. I specialize in...

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I'm just about to buy my second multifamily property and one of the advices that my uncle gave me was to max out my 401k. Now, don't get me wrong, he owns a franchise and also has about four rental pro...

Hey everybody, I’m working on my first deal with is a house flip and I’m wondering if I’d be better off keeping it a year due to tax implications. To the people that have done flips out there...don’t I have to pay sel...

Hello BP,Fairly amateur RE investor here, but I've been looking at buying some rental properties out-of-state. I had a question about financing, so here's my situation:I'd like to buy up to 2 properties (both being &l...

How would I be able to buy a property initially and cash out refinance using the BRRRR strategy if I cannot prove income at the moment? That's the biggest hurdle I'm experiencing in my planning for my future cash flow...

I have a 1 bedroom, 1 bath condo that I have listed for rent. Have a single male who is moving into town for a new job as an professor at a local community college but won't be receiving his first check till the follo...

My situation is that I'm 45 years old and I have a 401K with my current employer. They match 100% up to 3% then 50% up to 5%. So I contribute 5% and get 4%, immediately vested. I've been contributing this for about 13...