You
can hold real estate in your IRA accounts:
• Invest in real estate through a Self Directed IRA.
• AVOID TAXES and penalties and enjoy all
of the DEFERRED tax benefits of IRAs.
• DO NOT PAY CAPITAL GAINS TAXES when your property is sold
by your IRA.
California
real estate historically has offered the greatest returns to investors!
But because these returns are so attractive, real estate also has
inherent barriers to
the average investor… requiring too much management time,
too much cash for an
initial investment, too much negative cash-flow and / or too much
leveraged risk!
Using
your retirement accounts, there is a way to include an allocation
of real estate
with as little as $25,000 as the investment amount. In a qualified
retirement plan there
are also no worries about capital gains taxes. The IRS loses…You
Win.
Consider
these possibilities:
•
Invest in rapidly expanding areas of Southern California.
The next 10 years
•
will yield great appreciation
in values. The property is in the path of the next population
•
growth
wave.
Great returns for this next investment cycle.
•
Own real property in your retirement account. Title
is vested by grant deed to you
•
and your title is insured.
•
Real property investments – NO limited or
general partner fees and no risk of debt
•
financing. No waiting periods
to reclaim the appreciation absorbed by the staggering
•
initial
costs of REITS and LLPs.
•
You may own pieces of the same property both inside and
outside your IRA.
•
By partnering IRA money with
equity investments, you may enjoy greater investment
•
opportunities
and control.
This
opportunity is appropriate for anyone who has an IRA, SEP IRA or
401(k)
Rollover Account.
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