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The new funds are being invested in a separate preferred equity vehicle, but the benefits would flow to the entire original investment.My key question: Does using retirement funds (solo 401K or Roth SDIRA) to support a deal where my personal trust also holds equity create a prohibited transaction under IRS rules, even if the entities are technically investing in different vehicles?

You’re spot on: BRRRR still works, but it definitely takes precision now more than ever.We’re finding deals through a mix of cold outreach, local wholesaler relationships, and MLS agents who understand what investors are looking for.

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Quote from @Dominic Mazzarella: This is precisely what renters insurance is for.

I’m here to connect with like-minded investors, mentors, and potential partners who share a vision for real estate as a vehicle for financial freedom and community uplift.My business values are rooted in education, transparency, and long-term impact. 

Take the excess money you would pay in principal & put it into a vehicle that would yield you 7.5% or greater...If you find another RE deal at a 10% cap rate , interest only can be a good thing, it frees up more cashflow to reinvest in better ROI vehicles. 

What you do if you move forward is not a new lease but estopel agreement they sign, your lawyer would prepare that should include the terms of the agreement that it is month to month, the amount, any deposits, any appliances etc owned /not owned by tenant and and special terms ( for instance how do you know only 2 vehicles are allowed).

The next-generation AI6 chip will serve as the foundation of Tesla’s driving hardware suite for its vehicles.

Why EV Charging Stations Are a Smart Move for Commercial Property OwnersAs electric vehicle (EV) adoption accelerates across the U.S., commercial property owners are uniquely positioned to meet a growing demand: public charging stations.