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Lee Ancona
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Where to put my money NOW

Lee Ancona
  • Japan/Texas/Florida
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I am in the beginning phases of putting together an investment team specifically targeting multifamily properties. I have a few questions regarding money and recommendations of putting it moving forward. I normally contribute about 1250 dollars towards my TSP (Im currently active duty) and I pay my wife a "retirement" vehicle of 350 a month for her Roth IRA. Obviously with the economy downshift over the last week or two, I have lost a significant amount of money in both the TSP an Roth IRA.

1) Should I roll the current TSP and wife Roth IRA amount into a SDIRA and make new payments of 1250+350, so 1600 month to the SDIRA?

2) Leave the TSP and my wife Roth IRA I pay monthly a lone and open a SDIRA and contribute the 1250+350, so 1600 month into the SDIRA?

3) Can my wife roll her Roth IRA into my/our SDIRA or does that have to stay in individualized accounts?

3) I am not very sophisticated with SDIRA, but understand the premise of do's and don's with it along with the tax advantages of using the money to potentially get into a deal and that portion of capital gains would go back into the SDIRA as a "retirement vehicle". Rinse and repeat to allow some breaks a long the way In my real estate journey.

Lee

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Carl Fischer
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Carl Fischer
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@Lee Ancona

First don’t jump unless you have a reason.  Don’t sell low and buy high. I administer SDIRAs and they provide more choices and diversity but only when the time is right. 
cash is king today and Generally hold it while things are crazy. “When in doubt get it out”
if you think the markets/assets are tanking sell what is going down and buy it back when it’s bottomed or on the way up. 
if the markets/assets are going up buy the assets going up the fastest and furthest.
Account type will depend on your assessment of the economy and asset types. 
Panic does not end well—get a plan preferably before panic sets in. 

Try to not only to survive but to thrive in the uncertain times. 
what you do will depend on your assessment of what is happening. There are ways to mitigate risk but those strategies can’t be easily put in the forum. 

  • Carl Fischer
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