She has a Ira LLC investment property.

It's been a while since I last posted and ALOT has changed since then.3 yrs ago this month, my husband and I started looking for our first rental property as another retirement vehicle beyond 401k's and IRA's. 

Hi @Sam Shueh nothing wrong with bank deposit box, I use one for my smaller notes held in my self directed IRA Bob

To get down to numbers, I have $30k in savings, $20k in personal stocks I've been toying with since 2016, a few grand in crypto for the heck of it, an IRA, and 401k that I put 10% of every paycheck into that I would never withdraw from (company contributes 1.5% on top of that).I'm heading to Indiana this weekend to look at some $20-30k SFRs that need around $10k of TLC, and also some duplexes in the $60-100k range.

While the bill proposes to allow for penalty-free accesss to retirement funds, tax-deferred accounts (Traditional IRA/401k) would still be subject to ordinary income on distributions.Two very important considerations: 1.

I have an equal amount of funds in a Roth IRA and Traditional 401K.

I only have 5k in my Roth IRA 401k.

Long term goal is many rental properites.I plan on mainly using my IRAs and HELOCS to fund deals until I have a track record then I want to raise money.Thanks for any thoughts.

I have a little over $250K in my 401k and just finished my Real estate continuing education whereI learned quite a bit about SD IRA.I am looking for a partnership with someone who has similar funds or more in their 401k or IRA accountand wishes to participate in a mutually beneficial relationship where we buy multifamily apartmentsand manage each other property for a fee.There's is a lot to be discussed but I am sure this can be done legally and the benefits are very substantial.I am certain I am not the first one to think creatively on using SD-IRA this way and the Bigger pockets community I believe wasformed to make deals like this possible.

We sold a property ( after holding for 5 years) that was held in our self-directed IRA.