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William Holder
  • tucson, az
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This idea sounds too good to be true, so it probably is. But thought I'd run it by you all to hear your thoughts:

My wife and I like to buy rehabs to hold for rentals. I was very excited when I first learned about SDIRAs. But the reality is not as appealing. I've found that buying rehabs with leverage is not allowed.

So now I'm wondering if I can set up some sort of entity that uses my credit score, but is funded (by selling stock?) by our 401k and IRAs. Basically, I'm describing a REIT. But maybe there is a simpler/better way of doing it?

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