As a Turbo Charge partner, you can use your retirement funds to invest in real estate without tax penalties or delays. Get exclusive pricing when you apply with the code TURBOCHARGE.
We’ve helped thousands of clients invest billions in real estate. We know what it takes to close a real estate deal inside a retirement account and do it fast, compliant, and on your terms.
Since 2010, we’ve helped over 25K investors, nationwide, invest over $4.5B in alternative assets.
From SDIRAs to Solo 401(k), our flexible account options paired with our compliance services and support makes investing in real estate easy.
We charge a flat annual fee with no asset value fees, no fees per investment, and no commissions.
TurboCharge members get a $100 discount when they open a Self-Directed IRA or Solo 401(k). Use your IRA or 401(k) to invest in real estate and take full control of your retirement.
Regular Setup Fee | TurboCharge Price | Annual Fee | |
Self-Directed IRA | $0 | $0 | $495/year |
Checkbook IRA |
| $899 | $495/year |
Solo 401(k) |
| $899 | $399/year |
Promo Code: TURBOCHARGE
Apply it during checkout to unlock your exclusive rate. investment options, and expert support every step of the way.
Use funds from your existing IRA or 401(k) to invest in rental properties, flips, or land. We set up your IRA and help you navigate the rules.
Want full control? We build an LLC for your IRA and open a bank account so you can write checks for deals, deposits, and expenses.
If you’re self-employed or have a side business, this plan gives you the highest contribution limits plus Roth and loan options. It’s also exempt from UDFI on leveraged real estate.
Jack Bickett is your dedicated New Accounts Specialist for Turbo Charge. He knows this process inside and out and can walk you through it step by step, or answer any questions you might have.
Yes. You can use your retirement funds to invest in property, as long as you follow IRS rules. We help you stay compliant.
If you use a Checkbook IRA or Solo 401(k), you can write checks directly from your LLC or 401(k) account. No waiting on a custodian.
A Checkbook IRA is best for IRA rollovers. A Solo 401(k) is best if you’re self-employed and want higher limits, Roth options, or no UDFI on leverage.
You can’t move personal property into your IRA, but you can buy new deals using IRA or 401(k) funds.
Just bring your current IRA or 401(k) statement. We’ll walk you through the rest.
Start your TurboCharge account and take control of your future. Use promo code TURBOCHARGE to save $100.