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Debby Reed
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Self directed IRA, solo 401k

Debby Reed
  • Investor
  • Kannapolis, NC
Posted Oct 28 2016, 12:42

hello BP real estate geniuses! I could use some advice. A few months ago I bought a property that was mistakenly deeded to me instead of my retirement account. The closing attorney didn't ask who to deed the property to, just asked for my driver's license and assumed I'd be the grantor. Then a couple months later I happened to check the deed and found the mistake. The original grantor (the foreclosing bank) is happy to help and will resign a new deed, but the real estate attorney says this would be a problem as I'm already on record as the owner and it would cause title chain issues. Been going back and forth with the lawyer and the original grantor all day today. I was hoping a corrective deed would solve the problem but the lawyer thinks I'll have to re- deed it with myself as grantor to my retirement account as grantee, which looks fishy to the IRS. Anyway, I'm kicking around the idea of a land trust so the title chain would end with the trustee on the land trust instead of my retirement account but if anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear them.... this can't be the first time this has ever happened. Worst case scenario I deed it from myself to my retirement account, as long as there's a record that no money changed hands and I didn't benefit from the transaction i think I'll be ok

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