Hi, I am looking to retain a competent tax attorney to ask a few questions related to some creative transactions using self-directed ira funds...

Hello, my husband currently has a self-directed IRA into which he will be rolling over assets from his self-directed 401K, which will be closing.

Looking for someone with extensive experience working with Self-Directed IRA's, setting up an LLC's, as well as general knowledge of PA real estate laws.

The house in question must be a 1-4 Family home, and be located in Essex, Passaic, Union, Atlantic, Camden, or Gloucester County.Restrictions on ApplicantsMust be First Time Home Buyer (Not have owned a home in 3-years)Must have a minimum credit score of 620Excluding Retirement Funds(IRA & 401k) applicant must not have more than 20% of loan amount in liquid fundsMaximum Income Limit of $127,000-$135,000 depending on countyMust live in the property and stay for a full 5 years!

That's when I stumbled upon self directed IRA's.

Jesus, In order for you to access your retirement funds for real estate investing you need a self-directed IRA.

My accountant told me that he would be able to accelerate the depreciation up front during the first year of purchase in order to avoid a huge tax bill from when I withdrawal from my IRA. 

Hello,Should real estate investors maximize IRA contributions?  

Maybe I have a colleague who is looking to buy a home (introduction to a realtor), or a friend who is looking for alternatives to his 401K (introduction to a self-directed IRA manager), and so on.

Solo401k and SEP IRA have contributions that are similar.