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Charlie Dombek CPA - self directed IRA

Melinda Turner
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Can a self directed IRA enter into a loan agreement where the owner of the IRA is a guarantor

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No, an IRA owner cannot personally guarantee a loan on behalf of the IRA. If an IRA needs a loan, it must be a non-recourse loan.

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