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Trent Reeve
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Self-directed IRA investment

Trent Reeve
  • Rental Property Investor
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anyone use SDIRA for investing? and if so, where did you find the custodian for the account? 

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Very good question @Trent Reeve!

I know that @John Underwood has talked about his SDIRA he has for investing. Maybe he can chime in.

Here is a guide about choosing a custodian - https://www.investopedia.com/retirement/finding-custodian-se...

I thought it was interesting reading, but especially to get one who is familiar with the asset class you want to invest in. 

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