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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Question about using SDIRA for 2nd position loan
Let's say a friend and I create an LLC and fund it using funds from our own bank accounts. The LLC makes a loan to a flipper (non related) for the acquisition of a distressed property. Would it be possible for my SDIRA to make a loan in second position for the rehab costs on the same property? The rehabber is unrelated so not a disqualified person. I nor my partner plan on doing anything other than provide funding. Would that be considered co-mingling funds? Both loans would be separate, with their own promissory notes and trust deeds.
I'm just looking for an opinion, not legal advice.
Thanks,
Julian
Any thoughts
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- Solo 401k Expert
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Julian, this would most likely be prohibited because it creates conflict of interest.
- Dmitriy Fomichenko
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