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Philip Klinck
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Self Directed IRA liabilities, LLC, and tax issues

Philip Klinck
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  • Greenville, SC
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So I know I can protect my full IRA by setting up LLCs that buy property that the IRA buys. But, then the rent than comes into the LLC would be taxed and then sent to the IRA. So is there a better way to protect your IRA cash and property portfolio from lawsuits on 1 property?

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Philip Klinck
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Perfect. That's exactly what I was looking for and the answer I was looking for too. 

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