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Mike Ry
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Forming a Series LLC under a SD IRA or 401k?

Mike Ry
  • SFR Investor
  • houston, TX
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Considering setting up a (TX) Series LLC under my self-directed 401k trust. Has anyone done this? I set up a series LLC last year, to handle my rentals, where I am the sole member. I'm wondering if there are wrinkles specific to the IRA/401k context? Or is the procedure identical to setting up a regular series LLC, except that the 401k trust will be the sole member, instead of an individual person?

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Mike Ry
  • SFR Investor
  • houston, TX
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Brian, Thanks for your reply. I understand your concerns about the Series LLC, but decided in favor that option, since I'm going to wind up with 8-10 owner finance loans under the solo 401k, and 8-10 individual LLCs seems cumbersome and expensive.

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