Hello,I have a 401k with 30k in it. I can take a loan out from it for 15k for 5-10 years. The interest rate is 3.5% which gets paid back into my account. So the question is, should I take out the loan on my 401K to he...

So the scenario I have is that I am currently in the process of refinancing.  Thinking about it, I posited the question to my dad if he were to "pay/buy it off", and I were to pay him instead of the bank, he would ben...

Hello everyone, Quick story. My girlfriend and I have been dating for about a year. We are both real estate minded people. We are looking to purchase our first property, by buying duplex and do house hacking. We are l...

This is my second post, so forgive me if I don't provide all the necessary useful information for you all to help me make this decision. I've also been running the numbers the last few days, so errors in my cal...

I have two questions:

My wife and I are forming an LLC. Can we both have a solo 401K?
Can a portion of a standard 401k be rolled over into a solo 401K?

Thanks for the help

Hey Folks,April 15th is right around the corner and I constantly see the same tax questions pop up in the forums. Hopefully this thread can help serve as a running list of real estate tax questions and answers. Ideall...

Hey, everyone! How's it going? I've been doing some research, and I'm really interested in the multifamily real estate market in Texas. The thing is, I don't live there, and I'm eager to start my investing journey in ...

Hi all just wanted to get your thoughts on these two auction wins:
property 1: won at 96.5K, Appraised value at 180k. est rent 1400. 
property 2: won at 77k, appraised value at 160k. est rent 1200. 
assuming 20% do...

Hi All, I'm new to BiggerPockets and have 2 rentals. I'm selling one of those rentals this month (in the closing process) and should profit around $100K. Here are some options I'm considering and would love and apprec...

My understanding of Dealer Status is that if you are flipping on terms (in my case: buy on terms, fix -or not-, then sell on terms) then you lose the ability to be taxed as an installment sale where your gain is sprea...