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Juan Monge
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Buying vacant land with Self Directed IRA

Juan Monge
  • Investor
  • Pearland, TX
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Hi BP community, I am hoping to get some insight and past experiences from other investors who have used their SDIRAs to purchase raw land in developing areas. My thought is to purchase small residential lots cash in an area which is going through substantial gentrification, hold for a period of time (likely years vs. months) and eventually sell to a builder. I know I will need to pay for periodic clearing and property taxes with the SDIRA, but what else should I take into consideration for reserves. Also, on the sell side, any chance I am exposing myself to UBIT? Any other pros and cons are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Juan Monge

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@Karen Margrave

That sounds very interesting, I am going to look further into this. 

@Linda Hastings

I agree, there is certainly a lot of speculation, but potential returns, over time even with holdings costs, can beat the stock market and perhaps even private lending. Btw, I am also looking to do private lending. 

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