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Anthony Standard
  • Investor
  • Union, NJ
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Self Directed IRA funding

Anthony Standard
  • Investor
  • Union, NJ
Posted

Hello BP Community,

I have in a Self-Directed IRA. I'm ready to pull the trigger on purchasing my 1st multi-family property. My question is, when I buy my property and its cash flowing monthly, how do I reap the financial benefits of my earnings considering I can't touch the funds until I retire? What strategy can I put in place to improve my quality of living shortly thereafter I earn a handsome NOI or cash on cash return without having to pay capital gains on pulling my money out?

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