Hello investors!

Many of you talk about borrowing against a self directed IRA. I have no such thing but in studying creative financing, I heard about borrowing against a life insurance policy. I have not accrued much...

I'm not new to real estate investing, but still inexperienced. Why do people fawn over self directed 401k's. I mean, you get to invest in real estate tax free. That's absolutely amazing, BUT you can't start pulling ou...

Does anybody have experience or advice in regards to withdrawing Roth IRA contributions in order to fund expenses for an investment? I do not have a deal lined up at this time, but am trying to plan for future investm...

Does anyone have experience holding property from a self-directed IRA?  I am trying to get a handle on what is possible, and the pros and cons?  For example, can I use IRA funds for a down payment, or must I make an o...

I am considering using a SDIRA to purchase my first property and am hoping the BP community can answer some basic questions.1. Can I manage the property or do I need to have a property management Co? I understand I ca...

If I have a self-directed IRA, can I loan a LLC money to fund a fix and flip? I am a 30% shareholder and I was reading that because of my equity percentage, my LLC is a qualified person/entity for this transaction.

I have been contemplating using money from my IRA to fund an LLC and get started in multi family. I know I'll be taxed and pay penalty for early withdrawal, But I feel I can make up that money plus more with REI. I ju...

Question from an investor:  They would like to use their retirement account to invest in RE.   From a long term investment perspective (10-20 yrs), has anyone evaluated the financial comparison of the following: 1) Ke...

I've been hearing some murmurs lately about people using their IRAs as collateral (?) to "borrow" funds to use for down payments / rehab financing for real estate projects. A family member of mine passed away a few ye...

I have a $50k balloon note at 5% interest in my Self Directed IRA.  My property is barely cash-flowing and the note goes to 9% in December 2019.  I need to keep the property because it is upside down (sidenote: thanks...