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Updated about 7 years ago, 12/12/2017

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Jay Pillalamarri
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Real estate agents targeting IRA/401K investors to buy RE

Jay Pillalamarri
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

Any brokers/agents who specialize in finding investors and help them use their self directed IRA/Solo 401K to invest in buy and holds/income properties. Following are my observations and wanted to get your opinions-

  • I see so many 9-5 professionals with lot of money, especially those in their forties/fifties
  • Most of them are either unaware or think that IRA/401K investing in real estate is very risky

Considering the above, is this a niche to specialize? Target these people, and help them grow their retirement portfolio and help them buy rental properties every few years.

Any experiences/perspectives?

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