Monday, December 16, 2013

Father-in-law solo 401k LLC real estate transaction



http://www.mysolo401k.blogspot.com/2012/05/what-is-solo-401k-commonly-called.html

QUESTION: I’m considering the following real estate investment opportunity with my father-in-law:  we would form a LLC.  Ownership would be 50/50 between my solo 401K and my father-in-law.  At some point, my solo 401K would buyout the ownership of my father-in-law.  Would this be a permitted type of business arrangement and use of 401K funds?

ANSWER: A father in-law is not a disqualified party with respect to making solo 401k investments, so the purchase, whether fully or partially, of an asset by the solo 401k from a non-disqualified person is permissible. 

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