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Austin Ralls
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Pulling money from IRA's

Austin Ralls
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Hello BP Community, 

I've got a few Private Lenders that are interested in moving forward and have money in their self directing IRA that they are interested in pulling money from to put towards investments.

I know that they can label their withdraw as a "loan" to avoid paying taxes or something of that nature. I'm looking to learn a little more about how I can direct my PML in the right direction so I can avoid them paying taxes and other unnecessary fees. 

Thank you

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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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@Austin Ralls,

It is not possible to take a loan from an IRA.

What they need is a "self-directed IRA". After they set one up, they can transfer funds from their existing IRA (tax-free) and then invest inside of their IRA. In this case the IRA would be the lender and all interest income will be sheltered from taxes.

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