
Earn Tax-Advantaged Income from Tax Liens and Deeds
Savvy investors have been investing in tax liens and tax deeds to generate strong returns. These unique opportunities allow you to profit from unpaid property taxes, often at steep discounts and with built-in legal protections.

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Why Choose Us to Help You Invest in Tax Liens and Deeds for Retirement?
IRA Financial specializes in self-directed retirement accounts, giving investors full control over where their money goes—including alternative assets like tax liens and deeds. Whether you’re new to alternative investing or a seasoned pro, IRA Financial makes it simple to diversify your retirement portfolio with tax-advantaged real estate strategies.
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Self-Directed IRA
A custodian controlled Self-Directed IRA allows one to invest in alternative investments, including real estate. You choose the investments, and we’ll invest on your behalf. Ideal for investors who are less hands-on.
$0
setup fee
$495
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Checkbook IRA
A Checkbook IRA gives you total control with the use of an LLC. Perfect for the investor that performs a lot of transactions, such as with a rental property.
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Solo 401(k)
If you have self-employment income, the Solo 401(k) is the best way to invest in real estate with retirement funds. Unlike IRAs, 401(k) plans are exempt from UBTI, a tax for investors using leverage to invest in real estate.
$999
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$399
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The Benefits of Investing in Tax Liens and Deeds with Retirement Funds
Better tax advantages
In general, all income or gains from tax lien & deed investments held in a traditional retirement account are tax-deferred—or tax-free in the case of a Roth account. |

Passive Income
Tax liens and deeds generate passive income with high returns, which flows back into your retirement account tax free. |

Different ways to take advantage
Tax deeds allow you to buy a property outright, often with a steep discount. On the other hand, tax liens allow the homeowner to pay off the taxes at a reasonable interest rate. |

Diversify your retirement
Bid on the type of tax liens and deeds you want to hold in your account – winners take control of the lien/deed. |

Custodial support
Your IRA custodian handles purchase logistics, IRS compliance, and paperwork, so you can focus on managing your overall retirement strategy.

Built-in asset protection
Tax liens and deeds held within a retirement account are protected from personal liability and may offer a level of security during market uncertainty.


Us vs Other Self-Directed Companies
When investing in gold through your retirement account, fees can add up quickly. Many custodians charge asset-based fees that increase as the value of your portfolio grows—cutting into your long-term gains. Our flat-fee model keeps your costs predictable and transparent, so more of your real estate value stays in your retirement account where it belongs.
IRA Financial | Other Providers | |
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Flat Annual Fee | Yes | No |
$0 Account & Transaction Fees | Yes | No |
$0 Admin & Processing Fees | Yes | No |
Expert-Guided Investments | Yes | No |
Guaranteed IRS Audit Protection | Yes | Yes |
Annual Tax Consulting | Yes | No |
Annual Reporting & Filing Service | Yes | No |
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