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Nathan Platter
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Canadian using RRSP (401K/IRA) money to JV an American houseflip?

Nathan Platter
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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People Involved

The friend (Alfonso) is a born-and-raised Canadian citizen and resides there 100% of the year. I'm an American (Minneapolis, Minnesota MN)

The Intended Deal

Alfonso and I want to JV (Joint venture) a houseflip together. He's got the money, I've got the time/experience/location.

I'll take out the loan (Private or Hard money PML HML) and Alfonso will provide the downpayment.

Alfonso wants to use RRSP (aka Registered Retirement Savings Plan) money. From what I gather, it's the Canadian version of the US 401K/IRA.

The Question

  • Can Alfonso use these funds to invest in US Real Estate deals?
  • Are there international complications I/we should address?
  • Are there other factors we need to consider?

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Pat L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Upstate, NY
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Pat L.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Here's an interesting read on the subject....

https://revnyou.com/rrsp-in-real-estate/

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