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Royce J.
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Funding Self-Directed IRA with Stock Options

Royce J.
  • Realtor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I’m new to the SDIRA concept. If I start a new SDIRA in 2016 what is the maximum I can fund/contribute to the SDIRA? If I sell my stock options which is regular income can I fund the new SDIRA?

What happens to the positive cash flow/profits after purchasing rental units with the SDIRA?

Can I fund the same SDIRA ever year or do I need to set up a new SDIRA?

Which SDIRA custodian has zero fees, cheapest, and easiest to work with?

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Justin Windham
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@Royce J.

If you have self-employment activity, the Solo 401k may not only save you in fees, but also allow much higher contributions limits than a self-directed IRA. Most find the 401k is the better choice if they are eligible.

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