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Updated almost 9 years ago,
How to deploy $50k in a SDIRA?
Looking for input from the BP Nation.
I've got about $50k sitting in a SD Roth IRA. I want to deploy said money to start purchasing some cash flowing units.
Although I'm down in South Florida, I'm looking mostly to start investing up in Ohio; I feel I can get far better bang for my buck up there than I currently can down here in the Miami area. Although I plan on subbing out the PM to a local guy up in Cleveland, the company I work for has direct flights daily, so getting to and from wouldn't be an issue.
So the question I have is this; would it be better to use the money in the account to purchase a SFR outright and collect the cashflow, building up enough capital to purchase another then another house, or would it be a better idea to leverage out that money and pick up a couple of units (or maybe even a quad or two?) and put the properties under a 30 year mortgage?
I'm not a tax expert, so I would have to find someone I can work with on that end (as I'm currently shopping for a new CPA anyways) but I know that one can hold a mortgage inside of an SDIRA, it just becomes more complicated.
So what would you do? Use the roughly $50k to purchase a single unit outright, or split it up for multiple down payments and purchase a few units?