Hi Everyone, I am just starting out in the real estate investing game, by just starting out I mean still putting together funds, and I have a question regarding Self Directed IRAs being used under an LLC. I would like...

Congress, US Treasury, and the IRS have been involved in a flurry of activity at year end. Congress passed the Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act which is effectively a tax extender bill, and then also pas...

Is there a way to use retirement funds( eg. funds that  one may have in an IRA) to pay off a house without paying the hefty 30% to the IRS for pulling the out money before retirement age?  

Hi there. My dad is in jail. He will soon go to prison for the rest of his natural life since he is already old. I am his general durable POA. I am also his vanguard POA/full agent. He has a traditional IRA. I would l...

I'm a W-2, gig economy worker in TV.  I've been doing this about 15 years, I'm 40 years old.  90% of my income is W-2 the other 10% is 1099.  I have been doing a Roth IRA for about 4 years and I opened a regular broke...

If my SIDRA (regular/untaxed contributions) pays UDFI tax, what happens to distributions from the IRA? Do I have to pay tax on that income again or do I now have basis in the IRA?Also, I think I understand that bonus ...

I am a new member to bigger pockets.  I am a new real estate investor.   I have been studying for about 6 months. Very hungry to learn.  I am from the Seattle area.  I am currently doing a flip(my first).  I love bigg...

I have around 20 grand in my IRA and it just hit me the other day that I could leverage this money to expedite growth while getting into real estate.Looking for thoughts, suggestions, and/or mentorship with this as th...

Buddy of mine asked me this the other day so I thought I would throw it out here for some responses.
You have $500,000 in a self-directed IRA account and you are looking for the best possible investment/investments t...

Question for a friend of mine. He wants to move his money out of his investment IRA's, without incurring any fees. Is this possible?

I don't know a thing about IRA's.