However, alternatives like a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA), a 60-Day Rollover, or a Roth IRA Conversion can help you avoid penalties.A SDIRA allows you to invest directly in real estate while maintaining the tax advantages of your IRA.

., equity rollovers, deferred payments)DSCR LoansIf buying rentals, DSCR loans don’t use your W-2 income, just the property’s incomeCan pair well with private funds for down paymentIf you’re exploring non-bank lending routes, I’m a private lender and broker—happy to chat about how we can structure something with less out-of-pocket capital.

You might be able to just let it roll over to a month-to-month lease for those two months - you'd just want to make sure you have adequate notice in writing to end that - usually 30 days notice but you'd have to double check for NJ. 

In NYSE trading terms we'd be looking for indicators of a roll-over where things break down, trading down, which is generally from the run-up over shooting fundamentals on momentum OR something of significance changed in the fundamentals and market prices down to the level of fundamentals. 

Your experience renting out your Virginia property gave you a real glimpse into what’s possible, even with a modest monthly cash flow, the long-term upside of holding can be significant.Using a ROBS (Rollover as Business Startup) to fund your investment strategy is a bold move and one that can work well if approached carefully.

Your chosen custodian should be able to help you set up the account and roll over the fund if you don't already have one.With your SDIRA, you'll have two main options for investing in real estate:1.

With $6M+ in equity, you have options that don’t require giving up control or jumping through SBA hoops.Let’s connect—I can walk you through a few private funding strategies, equity rollovers, and even a tax-advantaged way to structure the next acquisition so you’re not just getting funding, but keeping more of what you make.Feel free to message me or text me directly if you're open to a quick 15-minute strategy call.

No more fluff webinars and rollover investments.

I even help people with regular retirement accounts like IRA/Roth IRA and 401Ks rollover to a SDIRA account. 

Based on the wording above, it appears as though that 17% is applied to the appreciation, not the total sale price,...which is even better.On top of that, if these funds are used for investment purposes, and you treat them as "rollover" cash, as in repeated use, this could almost be a free loan.