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Workaround for no checkbook control on Solo 401k ROTH sub-account

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I have a Solo 401K with checkbook control for the master account. But my custodian does not allow checkbook control on designated ROTH sub-accounts. I’d like to convert funds from the master 401K account to the ROTH sub-account (pay the necessary taxes, of course) and then buy real estate with those ROTH funds. But without checkbook control, I can’t see how I can do that. Are there any workarounds?

I've seen examples with SDIRAs where the IRA owns an LLC which has a checking account; money is transferred to that checking account and purchases are made from there.

Is this a valid option for me? Or are there better solutions?

Thanks for any and all help with this question!

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@Justin Windham, thanks for replying. My custodian *does* allow checkbook control but only at the master level, not at the sub-account level. And I’m not sure that there’s a way for me to use the same checkbook for both the master and the sub-account.

I suppose my next step is to find a new provider.

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