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Lynn Burks
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Self-directed IRA strategies

Lynn Burks
  • Columbus, OH
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I'm just beginning my research of self-directed IRAs to determine how I will use it as a part of my RE investment strategy. My IRA is under 100k and I'm finding that custodian fees, not to mention the requirement to use and pay vendors market value for property mgmt (no sweat equity) may began to nickel and dime my IRA away.

Therefore, wondering if flipping to build the IRA vs. buy and hold may be the best strategy initially to avoid annual custodian fees and property mgmt cost since I don't have a lot to invest. Any thoughts?

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