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What are ppl's thoughts on Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) for 401(k)s?
Just read this girl's post about them last night https://www.femaleinfinance.com/blog/maxout401k and why she only maxes out her 401(k) to the company matching instead of full bc it will affect her retiring early. 🤔
Not sure where I stand on it; I was planning to max it out to the max contribution every year, but I have to do some more digging and understanding how RMD affects me.
Anybody have a mortgage provider they like?
Would someone be able to give an ELI5 here?
Yeah an REI lawyer could be a good resource. I reviewed in detail on my own and invested in a couple. Reading up blogs and books on REI is how I went about.
Haven’t heard of them. Participated in a few syndicated deals so far - can’t complain. Might actually be an interesting exit to try and become the GP in those funds
And to answer your part about how, knew some folks from B-school who were running the funds. I’ve always thought about online opportunities to invest, but haven’t been able to pull the trigger
Yes I am LP in a few syndications, a couple with these guys. Joe Fairless runs a podcast called Best Ever REI, he has a website syndicationschool.com and he sort of a big 🐠 in REI and syndication world
I find it less volatile and more predictable than stocks. Now everyone needs to do their due diligence reading the PPM, make sense of the numbers before you invest, etc. Going with some established names like these guys gives some insurance as they have done a lot of such deals and are better prepared to handle the unexpected.
Looking at a syndicated deal to invest in. Where could I get the agreement reviewed? Would a real estate lawyer be helpful? Any online resources you could recommend?