Self-directed IRA

In addition to offering tax advantages, the self-directed IRA permits you to invest in a broader group of assets than other IRAs. That’s why this option stands out from the rest. While you can invest in the typical asset classes, the self-directed IRA allows you to also invest in real estate.?The custodian will explain?all the rules surrounding real estate, but here are a few to note:

• The IRA will technically own the property, not the individual.
• All property expenses must be paid through the IRA.
• Any income generated by the property will be returned to the IRA.

Benefits of investing in real estate with your self-directed IRA

• Your investments will benefit from tax-deferred status.
• Your real estate investments will further diversify your portfolio, which offers greater protection from volatility.
• Any real estate proceeds are automatically returned to the self-directed IRA to be reinvested.

Using a self-directed IRA to invest in real estate will propel you toward the path of financial freedom. Taking control of your money and allowing it to grow will also give you more time and flexibility to follow your passions.