Is there any 'other' way to use funds from an IRA (roth, held for over 5 years) to pay for an investment property?

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Hi Stevie, If you make income, you can open a Self-directed Roth IRA and buy a share of VTI with this (VOO if you had a little more).

Denise, can I roll the proceeds into a self directed IRA?

Traditional financing is just too slow for most flips right now.Private lenders who maintain conservative underwriting are still funding strong deals without much slowdown.

Sometimes you can negotiate terms that mimic a traditional mortgage but close much faster.

The main upside is getting control of a property with little upfront cash or traditional financing.

After paying off my house and changing jobs, I rolled over my 401(k) at the old W2 into a self-directed IRA.

~ What is available outside of traditional banks? 

Traditional lenders are tightening up, and a lot of flippers are having to pivot fast to keep deals moving.Curious — how are you funding your flips right now?