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Updated almost 9 years ago,
Using IRA as source of funds for RE Investing
Hello BP family,
I am new to the real estate investing world and to the BP community.
I, like many people am interested in the thought/ possibilities of real estate investing but don't much cash to invest with.
I have been fortunate enough to have started (with the guidance of my parents) an IRA account. However, recently I have heard "specialist/gurus" say that IRA/401ks etc aren't all they are advertised to be when inflation is taken into account.
My question is should I consider taking out my IRA ( and take the hit on penalties) in order to obtain liquid cash to start investing with? Or should I leave my IRA alone and just not contribute to the IRA funds ( I max it out every year) anymore and save up the future capital ( that I would have contributed to my IRA) for investments?
I am fully aware that this is a CPA/ Financial adviser question and that people will hesitate to give advice if it's not in their scope of practice but I figure I'd reach out and ask anyways.
thank you for taking the time to read this post
Best Regards,
Kaygo