Since there is no custodial requirement for the 401k, you don't need the additional expense and administration of an LLC to obtain checkbook control.

I purchased land within a Custodial IRA by rolling in one of my retirement accounts, I would like to try and sell my land as online it looks to have gone up a lot.

Vega SanchezAre you asking for the type of account (there is custodial SD IRA, Checkbook IRA, and truly self-directed Solo 401k) or about best service provider? 

Hi all, I wanted to get some specific advice as I am planning for my sons (and future children's) future, and am trying to decide on what type of account to open for my son to start investingI originally was drawn to opening a custodial account (UTMA) so I could have more flexibility in the investments I make through the account, as well as allowing him to use the money for whatever he wants without penalty.

A few go by XYZ IRA, but when you look more closely they are actually XYZ Trust Company.The self-directed custodial industry is changing. 

She also helps me with paperwork every once in a while.I believe I can open a Custodial ROTH for her to pay for the services.

At the highest level, the rule says a residential dwelling is restricted to one family plus one additional person or two adults with their dependents plus one additional person.The city states that a “family” is any number of persons who are related by blood, marriage, adoption, guardianship or other duly authorized custodial relationship, and how they live together as a single housekeeping unit and share common living, sleeping, cooking and eating facilities.So here are some examples that are allowed and may help put this rule into practice:A family of any sizeA family of any size and their housekeeperA family of any size and a student not relatedTwo single parents and their kidsTwo siblings and a friendHere are some examples of what is not allowed:Two couples adding up to 4 peopleTwo sisters and their 2 friendsA family of any size plus two additional unrelated peopleAnd, as with any rule, there is an exception.

We are not happy with 529’s, Coverdell’s, and Custodial Accounts for this purpose.

I have custody of a disabled grandson who'd just had spinal fusion neck to bum. 

Has anyone ever used this self directed method and, if so, can you recommend a custodial company?