Recently a secret vehicle among the world’s wealthiest, the Self Directed IRA’s allow you as an investor to take complete control over your retirement. Through this program you can utilize the funds within your Self Directed IRA to purchase Real Estate and capitalize on the most incredible time to purchase Real Estate in history! To enroll, fill out the information below and a National REOs representative will assist you promptly.

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What is a Self-Directed IRA?

A self-directed IRA is an IRA account that you, as an individual, have complete control over, in selecting and directing your own IRA or 401k investments. Once established, your account can buy real estate, notes, limited partnerships, commercial paper and many other types of assets. With a self directed individual retirement account, you make all of the decisions regarding your investments. The self directed IRA custodian or administrator completes the documents required to establish your account and purchase your investment.

What are the benefits of a self directed IRA or real estate IRA?

With the great tax advantages provided by all individual retirement accounts and 401ks, as well as the wider range of possible investments of a self directed IRA or self directed 401k, you can potentially build wealth and secure your future much more effectively than through traditional retirement plans.

• If you work in or know the real estate field, you can invest in real estate.
• If you work in or know the mortgage field, you can use your IRA as a lender.
• If you know of or work for a company looking to raise capital, you can invest in a note with that company.

With a self-directed IRA or real estate IRA, you are not limited to the investment offerings of an IRA custodian or trustee. By using a self-directed account, you get much greater flexibility in the number of investment choices you have. You are not limited by the parameters set up by the plan administrator.

Types of Property Your Individual Retirement Account Can Own

• Single family and multi-unit homes
• Apartment buildings
• Co-ops
• Condominiums
• Commercial property
• Improved or unimproved land (leveraged or unleveraged)