Ok, I've read that many private lenders lend out of their self directed IRA's to investor's for a return on their money..However I came across this article and now I'm totally confused..Self Directed IRA companies ...

Hi all - I'm just starting out my plans to invest in a rental property. I've built a pretty good model, but I'm trying to figure out one key aspect around taxation. For my example, let's assume the following year 1 pa...

I have a W2 job that pays me well.I am considering selling my investment home using a Contract For Deed.I will own the home free and clear before I sell it.Payments I would receive from the CFD would be $600-$700 per ...

I am looking for (or looking to create) a spreadsheet to make financial projections on use of SDIRA funds -- does anyone know where I might start...here is my general thoughts / situation but I'd like to find/create a...

I'm looking into setting up a SD-IRA with an old employer retirement account in order to get into a syndication but I have 2 questions:- I'm assuming that I will be subject to UBIT due to the operator/syndication gett...

Using Round numbers Selling condo without realtor for $444,000 bought it at $144,000, $44,000 improvements, no mortgage, lived in first 5 years, rental for last 29 years.1) In order to have zero tax liability on gains...

Someone sent me this email so I wanted to post it less as much of the political spin as I could subtract as possible to get a sense for how much of it is accurate. Here are taxes that will be coming for 2011 accordin...

Real estate can be a rewarding investment, but it also comes with various financial responsibilities, including taxes. Fortunately, there are several tax-saving strategies that property owners can utilize to maximize ...

Hello All, I have been having good results with investing in buy-n-hold rentals using my ROTH SDIRA, SOLO401K and regular 'cash' investing. To me they each have their place when looking at goals; a combination of some...

For those who are lucky enough to make over $450k/year, what changes are you making?

From what I understand
1) tax rate goes up to 39.5%
2) you cannot take mortgage deductions anymore?
3) dividends from your corpor...