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Robin Cornacchio
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Converting a SDIRA rental deed into my name at retirement.

Robin Cornacchio
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I'm getting ready to retire in Jan 2022. I have a rental home that is in my SDIRA LLC. I want to transfer the deed into my name at retirement. What kind of taxes would i be responsible for if I am unemployed??

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Glenna Wood
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Glenna Wood
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If you don't plan to live in it, it may be best to leave it in the SDIRA. I have been mulling over a similar situation but have a few years until RMDs start. If you keep the investment in your SDIRA, any impact to your heirs? I haven't seen anything about inheriting a checkbook LLC. And who knows we might all be undoing them in a few years if the laws change. Ugh.

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