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Josh Boyd
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Borrow from IRA for BRRR repairs?

Josh Boyd
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, Ga.
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Rookie investor here.  

Is it true that I can borrow from my IRA for the brrr strategy if the funds are being used for repairs? If so, what are the pitfalls? Thank you.

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    Brian Eastman
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    Brian Eastman
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    @Josh Boyd

    You cannot borrow funds from your IRA. It is possible to personally borrow from an active 401(k) plan.

    Some people will use what is referred to as a 60-day rollover to "borrow" from an IRA for that brief window. You can only do that once per 12 months and if you miss the 60-day window, it is a taxable distribution including penalties if you are under age 59 1/2. Not a good strategy.

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