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Ed Grogan
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SDIRA Friendly banks

Ed Grogan
  • Wayne, NJ
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I am looking for SDIRA Friendly banks for deposit accounts that will also provide non-recourse loans. 

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    Brian Eastman
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    Brian Eastman
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    • Wenatchee, WA
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    @Ed Grogan

    Most any bank can hold an account for a self-directed retirement plan.  Not all bankers are trained on the topic, which can cause confusion and delay in many cases, however.

    Following are great banks that are familiar with IRA programs.

    Solera National Bank in Denver, CO

    Titan Bank in Dallas, TX

    Titan will also lend on a non-recourse basis.

    Top lenders that may or may not be good for your banking side of the scenario are:

    First Western Federal Savings in SD

    North American Savings Bank in MO

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