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Tobias Falzone
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30k in Self-Directed IRA - what Real Estate should I buy?

Tobias Falzone
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orlando, FL
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So I am rolling over about 30k into a self-directed IRA this year that I'm looking to put to work efficiently. I understand that is really too small for syndications with 50k minimums. What passive deals if any can be had with 30k out of pocket in a retirement account?

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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@Tobias Falzone

Second what Heath mentioned.

Not all syndications require $50k there are many with $25k or less. If you are accredited their will be more options.

You can also private lend or invest in already originated notes. I prefer notes with retirement account funds since note income is considered ordinary income and conventional real estate you lose out on depreciation when using retirement account.

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