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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Househacking with Qualified Retirement Plan
Hi BP'ers,
Does anyone know whether its possible to house hack (purchase rental property + live in it) with money in a qualified retirement plan (QRP?). I understand you have 'checkbook' control over the rental property investment, but I wasn't sure whether living in the rental property made a difference.
Thanks!
Devin
Most Popular Reply

What you describe is not possible.
A self-directed retirement plan (IRA, 401k, "QRP") is a vehicle intended to allow for diversification of your tax-sheltered retirement savings and allows for investments such as real property.
IRS rules strictly prohibit any personal benefit from the funds, so living in a house owned by your Solo 401(k) would be in violation.