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@Anthony D.There is no legal way to accomplish such from an IRA; however, you could transfer the IRA to a 401k plan and then borrow up to $50,000 from the 401k plan.

In other instances, it showed investors properties and vacant, or in the case of land deals, it showed properties held in IRAs as bank owned or distressed. 

@Jordan FreemanI would add ask everyone you know and meet to be either an Ira private lender or jv capital partner

@Austin HughesToo much RAH RAH and not enough prudent responsible thought.Buy on sub2, get the deed, give a note, rent it out.Buy with private lender money - IRA money, sell on a wrap, use a RMLO.Safer.

If you have reserve in form of 401k, IRA account or stock account they just care about reserve not more liquidity.  

I have a self-directed IRA with about $120,000 in it.

I know several folks looking to move their self-directed IRA's to another custodian that is used to working with real estate syndications, can anyone recommend anyone in the DFW area that might fit the bill?

First I'd max a regular IRA, though.

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