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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/22/2017

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Roger Poole
  • Rental Property Investor
  • FPO, AP
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Yes, another SDIRA/SDIRA LLC

Roger Poole
  • Rental Property Investor
  • FPO, AP
Posted

First off I have read the hundreds of post on this topic. Im 28 years old active duty living overseas. I am shifting from a Roth IRA to a SD however unclear for best direction for my vision. I am interested in obtaining overseas condo rentals and domestic notes for my retirement account. Reasons: Overseas rentals for possible future retirement home while collecting airbnb n online travel bookings. Domestic notes due to the passive nature while living overseas with no estimated return planned.

Question: 1. Go with Roth SDIRA however, offshore rentals complicates and confuses most custodians. Pay for half of my desires

2. Go with SDIRA LLC but large upfront cost will eat either nest egg/emergency fund/or cc charge.

Just need advise or things not covered in the hundreds of post dated in the last decade. Sorry if this post doesn't give alot of details.

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