Does anyone have any insight on how 401k and/or an IRA can be used to purchase property? Pros/Cons? Any way to avoiding early withdrawal penalties?

Hi Biggerpockets community,My brother came across a great lead on a house and I wanted to get some opinions on it. The house is a really nice house and a great deal. The property needs a little work, but after a $10-1...

I am preparing (with the help of PPR Note Academy) to enter the non-performing note business. I plan to start fairly small, with the purchase of just a few notes. This looks good on paper, but of course I may turn out...

I currently have a lease option agreement in place with the a FSBO seller and I typically assign these agreements for an option fee to tenant buyers who need time to obtain a mortgage to buy the property. However I a...

I'm asking this question on behalf of a client who is selling a property where the total capital gain looks like it will be less than the suspended losses they have accumulated on their tax return over the years of ow...

Hi all!  Our LLC is about to purchase a pair of adjacent duplexes that we plan to manage ourselves as part of our learning, as we are new to the industry.  The would be our first "dedicated" investment purchase.  List...

Hello. I am looking to buy land (not for primary residence) and I heard that you can use a 401K or IRA (or similar) to purchase real estate, or else loan yourself money from the 401K, or something to that effect. Is t...

I have done only buy and holds up to this point, and my focus will continue to be buy and hold in the future.I have two LLCs, #1 is more established with 4 rental properties right now. With all the tax write offs incl...

Dear Members of the Biggerpockets Forums.Hello, my name is Christian, I am 16 years old and live in Norway. I have a girlfriend, she is a U.S Citizen and we share the same interest: to own a lot of rental units. We ha...

New investor here who recently closed on my first 4 units. The 4 units are owned under a LLC that is set up as a partnership between me and my wife. I recently met with a CPA to discuss my tax filings for next year an...