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All Forum Posts by: Will C.

Will C. has started 9 posts and replied 272 times.

Post: Have you inherited a SDIRA that owned Real Estate?

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133
Quote from @Philip Barr:

At a general level, it is recommended to have enough cash reserves to plan for RMDs so that you do not have to make in-kind distributions of assets like a house or to have to sell it to get enough cash for future RMDs. 

One strategy that some parents do if they want their children and/or themselves to be able to take distributions tax-free is to have a ROTH IRA. The ROTH IRA must meet the five-year rule before tax-free distributions can be made, meaning it must have been five years since the first contribution or conversion for assets that were converted to ROTH from a traditional plan. For plan owners, the distributions will still be subject to early withdrawal penalties, even after the five-year rule, unless the plan owner is over 59 1/2. Distributions to a beneficiary when it comes to an inherited ROTH IRA are not subject to early withdrawal penalties even if the beneficiary is under 59 1/2. The account typically must be depleted within 10 years, however. Of course, moving a home from a traditional plan to a ROTH IRA would involve taxes on the conversion of that home, basically, the market value of the property would be taxable income, but depending on the goals of the plan owner, that may fit for them.

Ultimately, these are questions that the plan owner should discuss with a financial advisor and/or legal counsel, as they can be quite in-depth. Interesting topic to be sure, thank you.

Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. No attorney-client, fiduciary, or professional relationship is established through this communication.



 @Philip Barr thank you for your insightful response!

Post: Have you inherited a SDIRA that owned Real Estate?

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

I hope it will be a long time from now, but I and 2 other siblings are the beneficiaries of a SDIRA (non-Roth) that primarily owns a 300+ acre timberland tract in Virginia with some cash reserves in the account. Looking for anyone who has experience dealing with an inherited SDIRA which owns real estate, even better if multiple beneficiaries involved. Or maybe you currently have an SDIRA with real estate and have a plan laid out for the beneficiaries.

Our Goal: We will want to keep the property as it is income producing from timber sales over the long term. So, trying to get a game plan together to best navigate this transaction when the time comes.

1. Are there any strategic moves that our parent and us should consider now before the SDIRA is inherited?

2. Once inherited, I realize RMDs will later kick in if the SDIRA is maintained since not Roth. Did you ensure to always have enough cash in SDIRA account to pay RMDs or did you perform "in-kind" distributions? When timber is cut, can leave some cash in account but would like to take some distribution from proceeds. 

3. What other options are available, move the property out of the SDIRA, into a trust or other entity?

Anything else to consider or avoid? 

I realize there are a lot of factors involved, just trying to get some general insight and figured I would reach out in BP. We plan to inquire with professionals for our particular case. TYIA!

Post: Wanted: PM Recommendations for SF and East Bay Properties (161 units)

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

Actively seeking recommendations for reputable property management companies who service both SF metro area and East Bay. The portfolio consists of 161 units across 5 properties, see additional details below. Looking for one boutique PM to manage all properties and be able to effectively communicate with managing partner(s) of a trust. Properties are currently mis-managed and have some ongoing maintenance issues, so it is time to break ties with current PM. Must utilize modern PM tools with successful service history and have strong vendor ties.

  • SF (95% avg occupancy)
    • Bush St near Union Sq, 1 property with 37 units
  •       Washington St near Alta Plaza Park, 1 property with 68 units
  • East Bay (96% avg occupancy)
    • San Leandro, 1 property with 20 units
  •       South Hayward, 1 property with 22 units
  •       North Hayward, 1 property with 6 units

Post: What to do with my land for earning?

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

First thought would be lease for hunting or some sort of outdoor activities (camping...). Otherwise sell to invest in residential rental

Post: What to do with my land for earning?

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

Hi Shanisse, can you describe your property. Is it open land/farmland, wooded, etc? 

Post: SBA EIDL Loan went through!! Unlock credit files to verify ident

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133
Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Looks like the attachments were minimized a bit in the forum, if you click them you can read all the text. 

If anyone has any thoughts or comments about those terms let me know! I will update when something happens. 

Thanks Nicky for this post. This cements the info the SBA rep told me on the phone about what is supposed to happen post-1k advance. Credit pull>email to set up web portal>verify id>review and sign docs

just waiting for my email and credit pull now.

Post: $10,000 SBA Loan / Grant

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133
Originally posted by @Michael Osborne:

I got an email today from the SBA that had me create an account. Once logged in I am authorized a loan up to $4,700. There is no mention of any portion of this being a grant. I filed as a landlord, husband/wife, so expected the grant portion to be $2k. Not sure how I should proceed....

Michael, when did you first apply for the advance? I applied somewhere around March 31, received the 1k but have yet to have my credit pulled or receive an email to set up online portal for the loan. Thanks

Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

Have anyone that has received the advance been contacted about the next steps of the loan process? 

Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133
Originally posted by @Derrick Dill:

I applied 4/1 with 0 employees for EIDL as a w-2 worker with some rental properties. Got 1k in the bank 2 days ago. No call, no email, no text message, no follow-up. Haven't got any information regarding the loan itself though

Derrick, have you been contacted yet or received information as to the loan itself?

Post: $10,000 SBA Loan / Grant

Will C.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Richmond, VA
  • Posts 279
  • Votes 133

Hello everyone, I applied 3/31 as a 0 employee applicant. I received the 1k advance on 4/22. My assumptionis that the next steps would be that a LO would reach out to continue the process of the actual EIDL loan application. Has anyone moved on to the "next" steps as far as the EIDL goes?