In this article you will learn:

Why a SDIRA is a better option than a traditional IRA account. How a SDIRA can be invested in Real Estate and prove to be a powerful investment vehicle. Tax savings of SDIRA. How Real Estate professionals earn profits with their own SDIRA and commissions from clients investing IRAs in Real Estate. Types of Real Estate investment you can make with a SDIRA

To take the best advantage of a Self Directed Real Estate IRA, one should have thorough and in depth knowledge of the Real Estate market including the pros and cons of each Real Estate investment.

Not surprisingly, as a Real Estate professional you are ideally qualified to make investment recommendations for Real Estate through a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA).

Before we tell you how several smart Real Estate agents have made a tidy sum through the Real Estate IRA (a previously unknown term coined by the financial community in the last few years to distinguish it from other self directed individual retirement accounts that focus on stocks and bonds), it is to know exactly what a Self-Directed IRA is.

As the name suggests, the Self-Directed IRA allows you to decide what your IRA can invest in. It is your gateway to financial freedom.

It opens up a new world of financial opportunities— the investment options granted by the virtually unknown IRS Code (Title 26, Subtitle A, Section 408) which every stockbroker in America desperately hopes you will never discover!

IRS Code Title 26, Subtitle A, Section 408 is the “Unknown” code that can
Add Millions to Your IRA Portfolio!

This code is part of the Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), enacted by Congress and signed by President Ford in 1974 to encourage saving pre-tax dollars for retirement.

It lets you enjoy far more profitable, consistent, and safer IRA investments than stocks, bonds, and mutual funds as Wall Street would like you to think.

Section 408 of the Internal Revenue Code permits individuals to use a Self-Directed IRA to buy Real Estate and many other types of investments with funds held in many common forms of IRAs, including 401k's, a traditional IRA, a Roth IRA, and a Simplified Employee Pension Plan, or SEP-IRA.

Build retirement wealth for yourself and your clients by investing your Self-Directed IRA and their Self Directed IRA in:

Residential Real Estate (single family homes, condos, coops, lofts) Commercial Real Estate (apartments, offices, shopping centers) Industrial Real Estate (warehouses, manufacturing, R & D) Raw Land (land bank in the path of development) Private Notes and Loans Trust Deed/Mortgages Tax Liens Limited Liability Companies (LLC), Limited Partnerships Franchise and Business Opportunities

Real Estate investment, if done right, provides:

High Appreciation Potential Great Income Potential Favorable Tax Laws Low Risk

No other investment offers all of these benefits.

Why financial Advisors limit your SDIRA to stocks, bonds and Mutual Funds?

Most Americans have been led to believe their Self Directed IRA could only be invested in bank CDs, the stock market and mutual funds. This has happened because the usual IRA account custodians, i.e. banks and brokerage companies limit your choices to certificates of deposit, stocks, mutual funds, annuities, and similar financial instruments, simply because they make their money from commissions on the sale and management fees from these types of investments.

Hence, a typical financial adviser or stock broker would strongly dissuade you from taking a portion of your IRA away from his control to invest in Real Estate because it serves his interests not yours.

The irony is that most stockbrokers have done better with their Real Estate holdings than with their own stock-and-bond portfolios!

The handful of individual retirement account (IRA) owners who know about the virtually unknown IRS code are investing their retirement funds in a Self Directed IRA with Checkbook Control and using it to purchase Real Estate and other non-traditional IRA investments.

The overwhelming majority of those who don’t know about the code have no option but to lock up 100% of their IRA in risky stocks and mutual funds, growing at miserable rates.

Why a Self-Directed IRA Account Is Better Than a Traditional IRA

Traditional IRA: The Traditional IRA is the original and most commonly held IRA today. If qualified, you gain the tax benefit at the point of contribution, where up to a maximum amount is tax deductible.

The deductible limit is directly correlated to your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI). Your contributions and investment earnings are tax free until the point of withdrawal, when the money is taxed as regular income at a presumably much lower rate.

A Traditional IRA is best for people who need an immediate tax break or expect their income-tax rate to be lower at retirement.

A Self-Directed IRA: A Self-Directed IRA on the other hand, allows you much more freedom in selection of investment vehicles

Like a Traditional or Roth IRA, the Self-Directed IRA requires a custodian or trustee account in a US Bank.

Buying Real Estate in a Self Directed IRA - A Powerful Investment Vehicle

A SDIRA invested in Real Estate can prove to be a powerful investment vehicle with favorable tax and appreciation benefits. You can buy a variety of Real Estate in a Self Directed IRA.

Your retirement account can purchase a property in its entirety. The Individual Retirement Account (IRA) purchases the property and the trust deed is then held in the name of your IRA. The revenue is deposited in your IRA’s bank account.

When the property is sold the equity gained is transferred into the IRA. All of these transactions are tax deferred.

Benefits of a Real Estate IRA and Roth IRA:

Asset protection Estate planning Secure income Compounding interest Reduction of taxable income

Your profits can increase exponentially as your IRA Real Estate investment appreciates and the monthly rental income your investment generates also yields a return as it’s reinvested. Best of all, the investments made within a Self Directed IRA are tax-deferred, or in case of the Roth IRA, completely tax-free.

Win-Win Situation for You, a Real Estate Agent.

For you, a Real Estate professional, as well as for your client, it is win-win situation.

As a Real Estate agent you win both ways:

You earn profit through your own Self Directed IRA investments You earn commissions from Real Estate transactions each time a client invests as a Self Directed IRA investor.

A Self Directed Real Estate IRA investor gets maximum benefits from tax free/tax deferred investments that are compounded annually at excellent rates of return.

Steps to Invest your Self Directed IRA in Real Estate

To summarize, in order to invest your IRA in Real Estate, there are 8 simple steps:

Establish a Self Directed IRA Account. Transfer Your Current IRA or Roll Over Your Retirement Plan. Try to Use a Roth IRA. Assemble Your Team of Professionals Before You Invest. Learn All You Can About The Relevant IRS Codes. Learn All You Can About The Various Real Estate Investments. Find Your Real-Estate Investment and Do Your Due Diligence. Monitor Your Holdings and Returns.

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