Real estate income properties of all kinds can be held within an IRA if it is structured correctly. This includes everything from a single family home, duplex, fourplex or condo. Any income property that will be used for business can be considered an income property and its purchase can be treated as any other real estate transaction--as far as your self-directed IRA is concerned. The main reason to open a self-directed IRA for real estate transactions is for the freedom of action. You can move on a property when necessary and pay all required fees and costs directly from the IRA. With a Limited Liability Company, you maintain checkbook control of your account. That is the most crucial aspect of a self-directed IRA because it speaks directly to the number of fees you will have to pay over the life of the account. Eanes Properties can help you find and manage an income property or properties using some of your IRA funds. If using some of the funds in your IRA for an income property investment in Central Texas sounds interesting, you may use this link for more information: Let us know if we can help you find a safe, solid investment property for your IRA funds.

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