Buying A House With Your Retirement 401K Money, Is It Worth It?

by | Sep 7, 2022 | 401k | 11 comments

Buying A House With Your Retirement 401K Money, Is It Worth It?




✅ Buying A House? ✅ Some people don’t know that they can use their 401k retirement money to invest in real estate. I’ll tell you if it’s worth it or not

Should you or shouldn’t you use the money in your 401k to buy a house? Whether is it for you to use as a primary residence or as an investment property. We’re going to analyze the steps that you could take, what not to do in your 401K, and study different scenarios to see if using it for real estate is really worth it.

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11 Comments

  1. Jesse Walker

    in 2010, I brought 70 acres of land in Ohio for $14,000 with mineral rights conveyance. I was able to sell the timber on the land for $17,000 and contacted a natural gas company that was interested in doing natural gas exploration. I signed a 5-year renewable lease with the fueling company and they paid me a deposit of $120k and I earn royalties averaging around $3,500 a month (that fluctuates with gas prices). With the capital I receive from the timber and the deposit from the natural gas company, I was able to put down a deposit on a home and the royalties pay for my mortgage. Now I have equity in my house and 70 acres of land.

  2. Andrew Wiggins

    These investment are only bound to make slow profit returns in the current market, I've come across a few blogs mentioning investors that generated profit of up to $450,000 in 3months and I'm eager to know what/how I can make such lucrative profit

  3. Mike Anzo

    Awesome video!

  4. Eric quinones

    Hi, can a rental property be purchased with hard money, if so, what type of strategy?

  5. Thomas Alexander

    A $32,000 profit sent to my portfolio each week, mrs Marni Lynn Menden is amazing.

  6. kimche 191

    Let say if I took a $200k from my 401K and bought a house , how to pay off the loan within 3-5yrs?

  7. Adams Sule

    My life has totally changed since I started an investment of $6,000 and now earning over $19,000…

  8. Jonathan Jones

    Eggplants are berries.

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