Taking the leap to establish a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) is a big move. While unlocking your retirement plan to enable a broader range of investment choices is appealing, there’s work involved in both moving your plan funds and…
If you’re investing your self-directed retirement plan in rental properties, tenant turnover is a part of the process. Successful investors know how to quickly and efficiently execute the turnover process and maximize profits as a result. The more time a…
Real estate syndications have been a rapidly growing investment class in the last several years and are very popular with self-directed retirement plan investors. The concept of pooling investors to purchase a large property isn’t new. But until recently access…
Investing in mortgages with a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) is very popular. There is good reason for this popularity. There is a wide availability of quality note investments that can generate solid returns. Your IRA can invest principal in…
Investing in tax liens and deeds can be a great way to aggressively grow your retirement savings. When done properly, tax-lien investing can produce above-average returns on a consistent basis. Tax liens & tax deeds also have the advantage of…
If you’ve been studying self-directed retirement plans, you’ve likely stumbled on the fact that a Solo 401(k) plan is widely considered to be the best available program. With a self-directed Solo 401(k), you have the best of both worlds in…
Investing in real estate requires working with contractors and tradespeople. Having the best possible contractors on your team is a real key to success. Whether you need to fully rehab a newly acquired property or just have a little work…
Investing in real estate outside of the United States is entirely possible with a self-directed IRA. For some investors, this can be a smart way to diversify their retirement savings and tap into a specific network or the experience they…
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…
