Smart investors know that utilizing a self-directed IRA is an incredible way to build wealth and maximize your retirement. But is there a way to take a loan from your self-directed IRA in order to take advantage of further tax benefits? That’s the first question I’m answering on today’s show!
This Q&A edition of Investing in Real Estate features three of your questions on self-directed IRA rules, distributions, and getting into real estate as a beginner. Click play to hear my answers to your questions!
On this episode you’ll learn:
- The rules of self-directed IRA loans.
- How to take IRA distributions.
- The lowest barrier to entry for investing.
The Rules of Self-Directed IRA Loans
In theory, it sounds like a great idea to loan yourself funds from your self-directed IRA. However, the IRS has strict rules surrounding this. Your IRA is prohibited from lending funds to disqualified persons, which includes you or any of your entities. You can read more about prohibited transactions for a self-directed IRA here.
How to Take IRA Distributions
There are ways to take IRA distributions in installments, but you’ll need to work closely with your custodian and CPA in order to do so legally.
The Lowest Barrier to Entry for Investing
Investing in real estate short notes through Connect Invest is a great way for beginners to start earning returns. You do not need a certain credit score to invest. You can simply deposit the funds, and start earning! Learn more by filling out the form at morrisinvest.com/connect.
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