But you will have a chance to meet investors and learn.It is best if you talk to a real estate lawyer for advise or a financial advisor.You should probably purchase the properties in a trust fund, using self directed IRA for tax purposes and protecting your assetts.Research!!!

One-at-a-time flips are going to take too much time finding and closing deals.  3 good sized turn around/value adds ought to be enough, I think.The only other thing i can think of would be note investing in a self-directed, inherited Roth IRA. 

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I purchased this property out of my self-directed IRA and then relisted it on the MLS.

Does anyone have advice on using a SD IRA to invest in Real Estate?

Seeking a contact to help secure a commercial IRA non recourse loan in PA (12 units).

(tl;dr at the end)Long,boring, poorly written story (read if you want):Living below my means has been a value that has been instilled in me from a young age, and in practicing this I've aggressively done what any money conscious college graduate with a job should do: pay off my student loans, and contribute to my Roth IRA. 

.* For funding you can try Private Money Partners (people with money who don't lend as a profession, our favorite, ask if you want to know how), Hard Money, Seller Financing, HELOC, Cash-Out Refi, 401K/IRA, Conventional Loan, Multiple High Limit Credit Cards.* If bird-dogging, present it to another wholesaler or investor for a fee (give them all details except the address and seller name and contact info until you have a signed agreement with them).* If wholesaling, make your offer.

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