Most investors assume you need a large IRA balance to invest in real estate. But that is not always the case. In this episode of Getting Real, John Bowens, Director of Education and Investor Success shares how one investor turned a $5,000 Roth IRA balance into more than $7,400 in annual rental income, all inside a tax-advantaged account. Learn more about using financing in a self-directed IRA: https://irapowerloans.com/non-recourse-loan/ This video breaks down: -How a self-directed IRA can use leverage through a non-recourse loan -What makes a loan “non-recourse” and why it matters -How unrelated business income tax (UBIT) may apply -IRS rules around financing and prohibited transactions Reimagine Your Retirement with Equity Trust: https://eqtytrst.co/homepage Connect with us on social media! ⭐ LinkedIn: https://eqtytrst.co/linkedin ⭐ Facebook: https://eqtytrst.co/facebook ⭐ Instagram: https://eqtytrst.co/instagram ⭐ Twitter/X: https://eqtytrst.co/twitter ⭐ TikTok: https://eqtytrst.co/tiktok ⭐ Reddit: https://eqtytrst.co/reddit
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Most retirement accounts limit your options. A self-directed IRA opens the door
This Investor Earned 19% ROI With Just $5K
Think you need a huge IRA to invest in real estate? One investor used just $5,00
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Does a self-directed Roth IRA really grow tax-free? Yes—and it works the same as
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