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Wendy Doris
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Self Directed IRA Partnering with Myself and Getting A Loan

Wendy Doris
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hello. I've just learned that my SDIRA can partner with...ME! Compliance people at my SDIRA co. say yes you can personally partner with your SDIRA so long as you aren't self dealing (purchasing something from yourself that you or a family member already own).

Questions:

Option A: Can my SDIRA and I go in on a conventional mortgage? The IRA would fork over the down payment.

Option B: Same scenario but with hard money loan?

Option C: I'm nuts. This can't be done.

Please don't say C.

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