@Mark GonzalezI'm Not a Finra business, but a lot of our clients are associated with FINRA and use their IRAs to invest in real estate.

I had a friend of mine suggest that I should open either a Self Directed IRA or Self Directed Solo 401k and place the funds that I would have needed to pay the IRS into the IRA or 401k.

I don't want to tie any more money up in tax deferred accounts, but if I make a deposit to my sep-ira or simple-ira for 2017 and then in 2018 roll it into my roth ira I will get to deduct the contribution on 2017 taxes and pay income taxes on the same amount in 2018, right? 

One LLC is my ROTH IRA.

I'm wondering if I could "partner" with my own self-directed IRA. 

Continue to fund all my mid west and east coast companies.. we are at 1,500 fundings and climbing Continue to provide 5 year non recourse financing for buy and hold IRA buyers and other investors.. and help locals build that buy and hold portfolio when they cant get scale ( highly picky on this)continue to provide quality performing notes for NON Accredited investors..

My main and initial goal is to create cash flow then I would like to move into self-directed IRA purchases for retirement.  

Hi all, I have a property, 50% owned by my IRA account and 50% owned by my wife and I.

LOTS of folks know more about this than I do, but depending on the capital involved a self directed IRA could be pretty powerful.

Potentially the most significant advantage is you can access your IRA funds through a self-directed IRA or the principle can be withdrawn after a period of time without penalty.