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Scott Goodson
  • Rental Property Investor
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Withdrawing retirement funds to invest

Scott Goodson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wichita, KS
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I have a retirement account from my previous employer that I wish to use to fund a deal that I currently have under contract. My question is with the CARES act am I able to withdraw that money penalty free and if I put it into an investment property will that cancel out my tax obligation come tax season next year? I have looked into using a self directed IRA and I don't have enough money in the account to make the juice worth the squeeze. Thanks for any input!

Scott Goodson

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Adam Rasmussen
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Adam Rasmussen
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Yes you can withdraw from retirement accounts, penalty free. I believe it caps at $100,000. However, the amount you withdraw is still subject to the ordinary income rates. The CARES Act only relieves the penalty. 

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