Why does your Net Worth EXPLODE after $100k..the truth (Q&A) 

Great info as always, thanks! Please don't forget to have fun while shooting the video too though, ok? The humor and playfulness is what makes you guys really stand out from all those way too-serious boring channels so we can actually enjoy watching and really learn! Keep up the great work! 🎉

If I am a solo s-corp owner (no employees), can you compare the 401k accounts you’ve been describing (solo, mega back door strategies etc) with profit sharing and creating a defined benefits plan as a 34 year old?

If I join directed IRA will they help direct me to some avenues to PML or pick up some of these alternative investment options? Not saying they will "recommend" something, but to just at least give me the rolodex of what is even out there?

What if you’re part of a transition ownership team? An S-corp transitions from single owner to an LLC 5 person partnership? Some members are taking profit interests by sole proprietorship and some by thier own s-corp. can they each continue to contribute to the company 401(k) that they contributed when they were employees, before the change?

Well shoot I don't have 18 years to get there. I have about 4-5 years.... :(

I'm interested in hard money lending as well. Which company do you use? Do you think this is a safe investment?

@MatSorensen Thank you for this video and for your talk at the Summit with SubTo! I am in the process of becoming a DirectIRA client this month! If possible can you please clarify one technical thing for me: Once I have my Self-directed Solo 401k/IRA I know that my checkbook LLC can lend money for renovation to an LLC which is buying a building (I am 33% owner in that second LLC). I just want to make sure that I can still use the depreciation from the building to offset my passive income at the end of the year. I don't think this classifies as self-dealing since the Checkbook LLC does not purchase a property but simply lends the funds. Thank you sir!