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Peter S.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Forest Hill, MD
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Self Directed IRA/Checkbook IRA Question

Peter S.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Forest Hill, MD
Posted
I want to use a self directed IRA with Checkbook control to purchase a property. However, I do not have enough money to purchase the entire property. I know that the income generated from an investment property purchased by a self directed IRA must return to the IRA; however, what would happen in this case? Could we treat the self directed IRA like a private money lender and say it is "investing" in our company? Typically we would give a private money lender 10% return on their investment as their income....so could we do that with the LLC associated with our self directed IRA that has Checkbook control? Then the "income" for that IRA would be the 10% ROI received. And then we could keep doing it. Has anyone ever done this? Thanks for the help!

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