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Chris Munoz
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Antonio, Tx
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New from San Antonio, TX first investment home, maybe using IRA

Chris Munoz
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Antonio, Tx
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I should have done this a long time ago but there's no time like the present. I'm interested in getting into investment property and getting the best tax shelter out of it that I can. I've heard of using IRA money to hold investments. I have plenty I can move from a IRA already funded. Looking to educate myself on that more. I'm not closed to doing it outside of those confines though. My primary residence is paid off and I have a IRA and 401k I can borrow from to start this endeavor. Looking forward to getting to buying a property once a year eventually.

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