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Opportunity Investment Zones

Shawn Long
  • Real Estate Broker
  • IN (indiana)
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How does a self directed IRA compare to an opportunity investment zone and what is the most common strategy used in combination with either?

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Dave Spooner
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@Shawn Long to invest in an Opportunity Zone, you need a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF). These must be setup through a partnership or corporation (usually you'll create an LLC expressly for this purpose).

You'll definitely need a lawyer and a CPA with experience in Opportunity Zones to set this up, so it's not cheap. It's probably only worthwhile setting up a QOF if you intend to use substantial capital gains as part of your investment.

BP has a pretty good article on it here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

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