
What Can You Do With a Solo 401(k) ?

The Tax Code Prohibits:
The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) places restrictions on a 401(k)’s ability to invest in life insurance.
26 USC 408(m) prohibits 401(k)s from investing in collectibles.
The Tax Code Allows:
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Rental Real Estate
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Commercial Real Estate
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Bare Land
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Farms & Ranches
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Flipping Properties
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Rehabbing Properties
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Tax Liens
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Trust Deeds
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Hard Money Loans
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Private Placements
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Offshore Investments
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Precious Metals
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FOREX
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Intellectual Property
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Accounts Receivable
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Heavy Equipment
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Livestock
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Storage Containers
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Some Videos on Solo 401(k) Investments

In this video, Steve Sheppherd founder of Check Book IRA explains how you can invest in tax liens with a Solo 401(k) or IRA LLC. This is impossible with a Custodian controlled Self Directed IRA. Only with check book control may you take advantage of this bargains


In this video, Steve Sheppherd, Chairman of Retirement Guardians, explains how in using the Solo 401(k) you eliminate any debt financing that occurs in a regular IRA. Now you can use leverage when investing without any added burden of hidden UBIT taxation.