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Kevin Parnella
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Retirement funds to purchase an investment property

Kevin Parnella
  • Covington, LA
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Hi all,

I am about to change jobs and will be purchasing an investment property once my vehicle is paid off in 2016. I emailed my HR person to obtain a Terms of Withdrawal to review if my next employer will allow for loans. I am aware of the basics where I can take a loan up to 50% of the vested balance with a maximum of $50,000. I was looking to do a loan for $30K. 

My question is, what other options are out there for me to purchase an investment property? I've read about self-directed IRA's, but I wanted some feedback here to see if that is a legitimate option.

Thank you sirs. 

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Bryan N.
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Bryan N.
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Look at the real estate investing as adding to that portfolio.  Leave the investment alone and save up cash to make a down payment on a rental.  That will be adding to your investment diversification instead of taking away from it.  

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