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William Luke Laity
  • New to Real Estate
  • Saint John, IN
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Self Directed IRA for wholesaling

William Luke Laity
  • New to Real Estate
  • Saint John, IN
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I recently heard on a podcast that you could use money from a self directed IRA as earnest money for a wholesale deal, and then when you flip or assign the contract, the money you make from it would be tax free apparently. It was a podcast from awhile ago so I'm not sure if that still works today, but if it does, how does that work, or what are the steps to do that?

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