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Updated over 4 years ago, 05/01/2020

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Tim B.
  • Investor
  • Cottage Grove, OR
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Can I buy investment real estate with my ira funds?

Tim B.
  • Investor
  • Cottage Grove, OR
Posted

is there a way to take some of the $ out of my ira & use it to pay cash for an apartment building without causing a taxable event?

if so, can i stick the cashflow generated from the apartment building into my general living expenses account or would it have to be deposited back into my ira account?

note 1: i have a 7 figure ira & this purchase would only represent a 37% withdrawal from it.

note 2: i also own 21 other rental properties (with another house & another duplex in contract to buy & offers on two more that i want to buy, all with cash.)

note 3: i retired last december at 49 & am living very well off the cashflow generated by my rental properties.

note 4: my vanguard funds have been totally flat for the last year. havent made a penny on them, but my real estate holdings have exploded in value & the rents have all been raised, fantastic cashflow even after all expenses

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