Hello everyone. I'm Michelle - originally from SoCal and living in NYC now. I have an LTR in Anaheim, CA, an MTR in Astoria, NY and working on another MTR in Arverne, NY... if my contractor will ever finish! It's been over a year and such a harrowing ordeal. We're hopefully going to be done in January. Once I get that up and running, I'd love to relax a bit and do some passive activities like PML or syndications. Then once I recover I'm looking to do another big renovation and an ADU. Looking for PML learnings... TIA!

Hello, I have $7800 in my 401K. I quit my job this year and am considering transferring my 401K to an IRA. Am I able to move it to a traditional IRA, and then convert it to a Roth IRA (I.e. backdoor roth IRA)? Or does the backdoor roth IRA not work for 401K conversions?

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Today's call focused on the differences between these two. Feel free to fast forward to the last 10 minutes of the call. In short: - Hard money lenders are companies that pool their $ together, and they vet the flippers and the deals. less risky than private, in my opinion. On average, about 10% return on your investment. Here is my screenshot of me investing my self-directed IRA with a reputable hard money lender company. If you are interested in an introduction ( this isn't paid), it's to help you. Let me know. https://mach1capital.net/

Hello! I will be drawing some equity next week and I’m looking for private lending information that @Ana Klein, CPA speaks about. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.