All Forum Posts by: Johnny Brown

@Susan Walker that has been my experience as well. 

I’ve invested in two states, including three properties in Texas. It’s important to note that all markets have mixed neighborhoods, so careful consideration of the location is essential.

The advantages of working with SDIRA Wealth is in their extensive market research. They have been developing land and building projects I believe for over 20 year now. They seem to have a great system and I know they spend years before deciding on where to build there projects.

On one of my visits to meet the team they were showing me the many areas in the US they decided not to build or locations that made more sense for higher renter demand. For example they only buy land and build in land lord friendly states.

Before they buy land to build on, they thoroughly analyze key market indicators such as population growth, occupancy rates, job growth, and even prioritize top school districts. I think this approach ensures that every aspect of the chosen location is carefully scrutinized, helping investors make informed decisions. They should provide this information to you before you buy a property. I would recommend getting this level of detail from whoever you buy from.

Understanding the intricacies of the area they’re building in is crucial, as it reflects their intentional selection process. Unlike investing in random properties, their methodical approach ensures that each investment is strategically placed for the best potential. I have personally tried to do this on my own and made this mistake.

Everything my family purchased from them is long term buy and hold. I have also referred many people (mostly business owners) who are looking for ways to lower their taxes with cost segregation to their team. Overall I am happy with them.

I am looking for the same. I just set up a self-directed IRA Roth account. Very interested in this.

Where can I find the latest courses to learn more?

I've been a client of SDIRA Wealth for the past decade, and I echo Susan's sentiments about their exceptional educational offerings and the numerous benefits of accessing new construction build-to-rent properties through them. My tax advisor referred me to them, and I also utilized cost segregation on the properties, which significantly reduced my tax bills. While I've made several investments independently, what sets SDIRA Wealth apart for me is their competitive pricing, focus on new construction, and access to markets with better performance compared to my local area in New York.

Can I use a self-directed IRA Roth to do this? I have been recently looking at this strategy.