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Things to Know When Using Your SDIRA to Invest in Real Estate

There are several advantages of using a self-directed IRA to invest in real estate, and we’ve talked in length about all of them! For example, a piece of property bought with a self-directed IRA and sold later on with gain appreciation that is generally tax-deferred, but that’s just one of them. Purchasing rental property with…

How Natural Disasters Affect Your Property

Buying real estate is a sound investment and a great way to get you ready for retirement. Purchasing a rental property ensures that you will continually get income while diversifying your investment portfolio. Whether you’re investing in residential property, commercial property, a multi-unit property, and agricultural property, then, depending on the area that you have…

Benefits of a Self-Directed IRA

We’ve mentioned it a number of times: you can use a self-directed IRA to apply for a non-recourse loan, which can then be used to purchase an investment property. We’ve focused nearly exclusively on the non-recourse lending side of things (which makes sense, considering that’s in our wheelhouse), but we’ve yet to spend some time…

Vacation Trends to Watch

The approach of spring means lots of things: warmer weather is on its way, plants and trees are getting closer to start budding, and, of course, vacations are soon to be booked. From spring break to Easter weekend, airline prices and the frequency of traffic jams are sure to be on the rise. This is…

The History of the FDIC

Going to the bank, setting up an account, ATMs, it all seems so simple. We can get paid and hardly think twice about it with direct deposit, we can transfer money from accounts practically seamlessly, it’s 2017 and the banking system as we know it is about as easy as can be. Many of these…

Buying investment real estate with your self directed IRA is not difficult.

Buying investment real estate with your self directed IRA or IRA LLC or Solo K is not difficult. No more so than a personal investment in real estate. The only differen2013ce is the entity. Your retirement plan is the owner/buyer/borrower and all income and expenses flow to and from that entity. Loans are also available…