I predict that post Covid there will be some investors that will want to divest some of their real estate portfolio for diversification purposes.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has released an investor alert addressing Self-Directed IRAs and the risk of fraud.One of the biggest risks of owning real estate in a Self-Directed IRA is the potential lack of diversification.

I'd suggest diversification... never having more than 10% of your profits tied up in pizza.Best of luck!

In this industry, bigger is better in terms of diversification, economies of scale, and tax advantages.

Frankly, a little bit of diversification and steady income may be all you need, but its tough to say exactly from the question above.

Diversification in the long run enables stability - whether its asset class, growth vs value, geographic location, or other means of diversification.

Again, you need to bounce this off your investment strategy as to how much cash you want to leave in reserve and amount of diversification in your investments.

However, as mentioned, diversification is important in investments and free money in the form of a match can have it's incentives to continue to play the game with a 401k or retirement plan.

I like your suggestion of concept diversification (cash flow vs appreciation)Thank you.

I have a lot saved in my 403B and I had an old Roth IRA with an old employer so it made sense to me to use it for diversification.