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using a HELOC and/or Self Directed IRA for a BRRRR

Brian Ciaccia
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Hello all,

New to the site and the business, trying to gather as much information as I can. I am looking to get in to the RE game; I know it's not the best time give the climate but want to start as soon as possible if the opportunity presents itself. Is it possible I could use a HELOC taken out on my primary residence and use those funds along with funds from a self directed IRA for a down payment on a LTR property or to pay cash so I can BRRRR it? Please any and all advice is greatly appreciated!

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Zachary Inman
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Zachary Inman
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Yes, it's possible! You can work with a custodian to use funds from your SDIRA towards an alternative investment, such as a BRRRR. This, supplemented by your HELOC, will give you plenty of dry powder to work with when acquiring the property.

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