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Solo 401k Use of Debt Financing for Real Estate Purchase
When a Self-Directed Solo 401k uses debt financing for the purchase of real estate, whether rentals, fixer-uppers, commercial or foreign real estate, it is commonly referred to as non-recourse…
ContinueAdded by Jeff Boyle on November 22, 2012 at 5:30pm — No Comments
Solo 401k and Tenants in Common Transaction
A Solo 401k can invest in real estate in three ways:
- Outright purchase;
- Use of leverage (non-recourse loan); or
- Tenants in Common (TIC)
We will discuss TIC and the other two methods in future blog postings.
Under tenants in Common (TIC), the…
ContinueAdded by Jeff Boyle on November 17, 2012 at 7:30pm — 1 Comment
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House Flipping for Seniors: A Practical Way to Start Later in Life
Retirement doesn't have to mean stepping away from building wealth, and for a growing number of seniors, house flipping has become an appealing second act.
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ALTA Study Finds Seller Impersonation Fraud Attempts More Than Double
New research shows broader targets, more sophisticated tactics and growing need for layered title-industry defenses
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Grant Deed vs. Quitclaim Deed: Key Differences Every Real Estate Professional Should Know
How Warranty Protections, Title Risk, and Grantor Liability Determine Which Deed Type Belongs in Your Transaction
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Seventy Years of Housing Growth in Orange County, California
Few places in the world have seen homes appreciate in value over the past 50+ years as Orange County, California. For example, the nominal median home price in Orange County increased by somewhere between 6,000% and 7,900% between 1956 and 2026, as per sources like Zillow.
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