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Can I finance a property in my self directed IRA?

Stephanie Gothart
  • Huntsville, AL
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I want to convert my husband's Roth IRA to a self directed Roth IRA to buy properties with. He doesn't have quite enough to purchase a house yet. Is it possible to finance a property in a self directed IRA?

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    @Stephanie Gothart

    Minor technical correction: you cannot convert your husband's IRA into anything, only he can. :)

    Also, this is not a "conversion" - you only need to move the funds to a custodian who allows using their funds as self-directed.

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