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Jose Linares
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Multi-Family Investing & Self-Directed IRA's

Jose Linares
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Happy Sunday BP community! I am currently working towards my first small, multi-family investment (5-10 units) and would like to use a Self-Directed IRA for this first property. As I compare fee schedules between self-directed IRA companies, I noticed there are companies that offer a lower Annual Fee + additional fees per transaction or an Annual Fee based upon Portfolio Value.

Since this is my first investment property, I do not know all the transactions typically involved.  Does anyone have a breakdown on what typical transactions would be involved for multifamily?  Which type of company/fee schedule would be recommended?

To give perspective on the "Portfolio Value", I am currently looking at 5-10 units between $500,000-600,000 and I will utilizing a property management company.  Any input would be greatly appreciated!

  • Jose Linares
  • 714-788-0197
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