A lot of investors learn about the potential of investing in real estate with a self-directed IRA, and immediately gravitate toward property flipping. There’s good reason for this, as a well-executed flip can be a very profitable venture and a…
One of the great things about a Solo 401(k) plan is the high contribution limits. As of 2019, you can set aside up to $62,000 into a Solo 401(k). This allows you to build your retirement savings generously on the…
Using a professional property manager can be a great way to maintain a rental property portfolio in your self-directed IRA or 401(k) plan. Staying hands-off is critical for IRA investors, considering the IRS rules against self-dealing that prohibit sweat equity.…
Investing in crowdfunded ventures can be a great way to put your self-directed retirement plan to work. As we discussed in prior articles on the topic, these opportunities have many benefits — including the ability to invest with smaller amounts…
Investing in real estate can be expensive. For many investors who want to diversify their retirement savings into assets such as rental property, access to capital can be a barrier. We’re often asked whether it’s possible to combine IRA and…
A self-directed IRA is unique in having a different transaction model, and opening up the possibility to invest in to a diverse range of assets such as real estate, private placements, and more. When it comes to the basic concepts…
Property flipping is one of the more popular investment interests for those considering a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) retirement plan. Over the last several years, the opportunity to flip houses at a considerable profit has remained strong in many…
If you’ve recently purchased a rental property with your self-directed IRA, then you probably have an important question on your mind: Should I self-manage my IRA property, or hire a property manager? The truth is, this is an ongoing question…
One of the benefits of the Solo 401(k) is the ability to borrow from the plan. As a qualified employer 401(k), a Solo 401(k) can make a participant loan — just as with any larger employer 401(k) style plan. For…
Part of the perks of being an IRA investor is having the power to put your money where your heart is. With a self-directed IRA or solo 401(k), supporting the causes you care about and saving for retirement don’t have to be…
