How to Invest in Real Estate through a Self-Directed IRAA Self-Directed IRA is a traditional IRA or Roth IRA in which the custodian permits a wide range of investments that are allowable in retirement accounts.

But there is a niche in the market for this, that even the top agents in the city don’t do well because there is a lot to know that differs from a traditional real estate transaction.

If you have very strong credit and income, you would probably go traditional which is a big help right now.

When I purchased the house, I took out a traditional conventional loan as a first time home-buyer (20% down). 

Customers rent them month to month just like a traditional self storage unit only I can deliver the self storage unit right to their front door.

Be careful what you post online as there are plenty of platforms where seemingly private posts became public.

Pay hundreds less in interest and get the home paid off early to avoid paying the higher amount of interest towards the end of the loan term since it doesn't go down like a traditional mortgage?

I'd like to track the properties I've analyzed, and have them all organized on a platform like google maps, where I can easily pin, find and amend custom property descriptions.

Or should I just reach out to a local agent and go the traditional route?  

So thankful I planned using RE as my platform.