To supplement my 401k, IRA, and brokerage accounts, I want to use real estate as an additional vehicle to invest in.To start, I'm currently looking in Northern Indiana (e.g.

Own a bunch of rentals, have done this for many years in an Equity Trust SD-IRA (YUCK!)

Rewey  our title companies on the west coast could give us this data with the click of a mouse in about 5 seconds if I wanted them..I just ask for every DT recorded that has an individual name or LLC.. or IRA ..Same thing I did when I created a data base of every owner of 10 acres of more of visible timber ( via telemetry) from the OR CA border to Tacoma.. we just took out the timber companies.. and worked that data base since 1992... its fluid data base though some have logged and some of the timber that was too young in 92 is now merch.. then I took that data base and going back to the day I reverse directoried them and then did tele marketing. unless we just could not get them on the phone we did very little direct mail..

Hello BP community - I am looking to move a 401k into a Self-Directed IRA to get me started in RE investing.

Your IRA can get a loan, but it must be a full non-recourse loan where the IRA is the borrower and not you. 

We have some money in IRA’s from previous jobs so I’m planning to start by using that to purchase a couple single family homes in my area.

Hello all - I just closed on a rental purchased by my IRA/LLC. 

I originally thought that we'd create a SoloK, roll over some traditional IRA funds into it, so that we can take a loan out of it to use as gap funding.

William Lu DTI, credit history, liquidity (cash, 401k, IRA), employment history (2 yrs continuous or combined), tax records (2 yrs).

@Mike D'Arrigo,For those folks that are:1099 contractors (service oriented i.e. consultants)work from home/remote (was me until recently)Work in Vancouver but live in Portland or Portland SuburbSemi-retired with pretty good passive incomes, 401K/IRA disbursements, pensions, etc...Given the limits on itemizing State Income Taxes and the fact that Oregon has around a 10% income tax and Washington has 0%.