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Investment House for Parents
Hello everyone, I have a friend who is looking to move his parents closer so he can take care of them more as they age. His personal residence sits on a large enough lot, that he wants to build them a small residence on the back of his property, and they will rent from him. He has funds in an IRA that he can turn into a self directed IRA. Can he then use funds from that for this project as a real estate investment so as not to incur interest or penalties? If not, is there another way? Thanks.
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Originally posted by @Brandon Holley:
Nope, family members cannot be involved in properties in his IRA property.
Actually, that restriction applies only to lineal family members (i.e. parents, children, etc. Siblings, aunts, uncles, etc. are OK.