How to Buy Mortgage Notes With a Self-Directed IRA in 2026

How to Buy Mortgage Notes With a Self-Directed IRA in 2026

Most Self-Directed IRA investors are familiar with investing in rental real estate, private funds, precious metals, and cryptocurrency. However, one…

How Do You Title Real Estate in a Self-Directed IRA?

How Do You Title Real Estate in a Self-Directed IRA?

Real estate has long been one of the most popular alternative investments held inside retirement accounts. Many investors understand the benefits of…

How to Close a Real Estate IRA Purchase: A Step-by-Step Compliance Checklist

How to Close a Real Estate IRA Purchase: A Step-by-Step Compliance Checklist

A Real Estate IRA closing follows standard real estate procedures, but ownership, funding flow, and signatures must reflect the IRA, not you…

The Real Estate Investor’s Tax-Free Retirement Bundled Solution

The Real Estate Investor’s Tax-Free Retirement Bundled Solution

For the real estate investor, the goal is straightforward: cash flow, appreciation, and tax shelter. But while most investors focus on the physical…

Why the New Housing Law Could Create the Best Real Estate Buying Opportunity in Years

Why the New Housing Law Could Create the Best Real Estate Buying Opportunity in Years

For the past several years, real estate investors have had to compete against one of the largest buyers the housing market has ever seen: Wall…

Buy a Home in Your Self-Directed Roth IRA and Live in It Tax-Free

Buy a Home in Your Self-Directed Roth IRA and Live in It Tax-Free

Most investors understand that a Roth IRA offers tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals. What many people don't realize is that a Roth IRA can do…

Why UBIT Isn't as Bad as It Sounds for Real Estate IRA or 401(k) Investors

Why UBIT Isn’t as Bad as It Sounds for Real Estate IRA or 401(k) Investors

For many investors exploring the use of a Self-Directed IRA or Solo 401(k) to invest in real estate, one concept tends to create immediate concern:…

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