Self-Directed IRA Rollover

The Self-Directed IRA Rollover Rules

Self-Directed IRA Rollover Rollovers are the most common way to transfer funds to a self-directed IRA. A transfer and rollover are two…

Using a Self-Directed IRA for Hard Money Lending

IRA Financial, the leading provider of Self-Directed IRA LLC and Solo 401(k) Plan solutions, announces a specially designed Self-Directed IRA LLC…

Beginner’s Guide to Alternative Investments

Key Points Alternative investments are assets outside of traditional markets, like stocks and equities. They are less liquid than traditional…

What Is the Minimum Amount to Invest in Real Estate?

Key Points Real estate investing is the most popular one for Self-Directed IRAs Knowing how much you need makes for easier decisions IRA Financial…

Audit

Do IRAs Get Audited?

Yes, your IRA can get audited by the Internal Revenue Service, and yes, you need the best audit protection for your Self-Directed IRA. So, do IRAs…

IRA-Trustee

Who can become a Self-Directed IRA Trustee?

An individual retirement account is defined under Internal Revenue Code Section 408 as a trust created or organized in the United States for the…

Can My Self-Directed IRA be an Accredited Investor?

Can My Self-Directed IRA be an Accredited Investor?

Many of the more popular investments available to Self-Directed IRA investors, in many cases, require the investor to be an accredited investor. In…

What is a Checkbook Control IRA?

Checkbook Control IRA - Checkbook Control Self-Directed IRA A "Checkbook Control" IRA refers to a Self-Directed IRA LLC. A Self-Directed IRA LLC…

Invest in an S Corp with a Self-Directed IRA

Invest in an S Corp with a Self-Directed IRA

The most popular reason millions of American IRA holders have turned to the Self-Directed IRA is to gain more control and investment options. …

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