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Aquila Oliveira
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401k to SDIRA for rehabs

Aquila Oliveira
  • Lake Worth, FL
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I was wondering if anyone had good insights on how to use a 401k to fund deals and flips.

I heard you can switch your 401k to a self directed IRA and use the funds to do as such.

my questions are the obvious ones. PROs and CONs to each and if there is any book recommendation so I can get a more in depth knowledge on it.

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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Originally posted by @Nikolas Ferreira:

Would the UBIT also apply if you are acting as a PML for others to do the flipping? 

Nikolas, while flipping is considered an active business, thus resulting in UBIT, being a private money lender is passive and will not result in UBIT.

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