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Arun Chandra
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BRRRR method using IRA partnered with personal funds

Arun Chandra
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
Posted

Hello,

I have been working on a investment plan and would like some guidance. I want to purchase a property with cash from a IRA and put the IRA and myself as percentage owner on title. I spoke with the self directed IRA custodian and they said this is acceptable.

Example: Buy a $110ARV for $80K cash with IRA funds. Use $10K personal funds (Line of credit) to rehab. Rent the property out for one year.

The part I would like more help understanding is the "refinance" portion. Would a lender refinance the property to me, so I can get the cash back to the IRA? Or would they do a completely new loan? Or is this not normal practice?

The property would be in Dallas, TX.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

-Arun Chandra

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    Arun Chandra
    • Investor
    • Oceanside, CA
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    Arun Chandra
    • Investor
    • Oceanside, CA
    Replied

    Wow. I am very glad I decided to post on this before moving forward. 

    I guess I will look for properties that can be purchased solely by the IRA and avoid the partnership route.

    Thanks again everyone for your responses.

    -Arun Chandra

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