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Purchasing real estate in a Self Directed IRA can be accomplished in several different ways.  In this example, we'll discuss the purchase of property and how your retirement account can purchase it in it's entirety.

Let's assume that you wanted to purchase a vacation condo for investment purposes with your Self Directed retirement account.

The IRA purchases the property and the deed trust is then held in IRA.  The revenue is deposited in the IRA.  When and if the property is sold the equity gained is transferred into the IRA.  All of these transactions are tax deferred. 

	Funds are used to purchase property.		Revenue goes back into IRA funds		All of the revenue and gain are tax-deferred

IRA Holds Notes

Your IRA can become a financing tool that allows others to use the funds to buy property.  If deal is structured properly, the IRA is in first/senior position and if default were to occur the property is absorbed into the IRA account.

	IRA is used to fund loan.		Revenue goes back into IRA funds		All of the revenue and gain are tax-deferred

These are just sample of the many ways your IRA can make big gains and often with much less risk than it is presently under.  Meeting with one of our experts can help you get to the next step.

Contact Asset Exchange Strategies, LLC and learn how to set up a checkbook IRA LLC in order to purchase real estate or alternative non-traditional assets.

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