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A Powerful Roth IRA Alternative!
Video explains a powerful ROTH IRA alternative that unlike a ROTH, has NO income and NO contribution limits whatsoever! Plus, where can you invest in an IRA with stock market-like returns, with no chance of a loss of principle. The worst year returns are 2% and the best year returns are 14%. Over the last 25 years, with that floor and ceiling on returns, the average annual return would have been about 8.4%. Not too shaby a place to accumulate cash!
Tax Lien Investing: A Powerful Self Directed IRA Investment Tool
One investment that fits very well into your Self-Directed IRA are tax lien certificates. They are reasonably simple to understand and with a modest amount of research you can purchase certificates that will provide you with safety and a very attractive rate of return. Approximately half of the states are tax deed states, which means the actual property is auctioned off at a county place of location, and half of the states are tax lien states, meaning you can purchase and become holder of a tax-lien certificate.
A tax lien is a lien on a property for not paying taxes. Every year owners of real estate have a financial obligation to pay taxes on their real estate. If they are not paid, the county government will either auction a tax lien certificate or it can be purchased over the counter for the property. The winning bidder is in essence paying the taxes on behalf of the real estate owner and receives a tax lien certificate as proof of purchase. By paying these taxes, you are also helping the county as this money is used for roads, education, fire, and police. The benefit to you is you hold first position lien on the property above all other lien holders.
As the owner of the certificate, you can expect one of two possible outcomes. One, the owner will redeem his property by paying you, the lien holder, all the back taxes plus interest and fees, or two, if the owner does not pay you, since you are in first position on the lien, the bank holding the mortgage then has the option to pay you or relinquish the land or home to you as payment for the back taxes. Due process of foreclosure is required.
After purchasing the tax lien certificate, you wait for the redemption period, which is typically one to three years, or until the property owner pays the back property taxes owed. If the property owner decides to pay their tax obligation, he or she must pay a visit to the county tax collectors office where they will repay what you paid to acquire that tax lien certificate plus a pre-determined amount of interest. The interest rate is subject to state requirements. The county government will contact you, ask you to return the certificate, and upon receipt of the certificate, the county will generate a check in the amount you paid to acquire the tax lien certificate plus interest.
This can be a very safe and lucrative investment. Your interaction is with the county not the homeowner and your investment is backed by real estate or land. Tax Liens fit very nicely inside your Self-Directed IRA. As with any investment, be sure to do all of your research. You want to learn all you can about the property.
It is imperative to do a proper title and bankruptcy search on the property. A certificate holder does not have priority over creditors and the Internal Revenue Service in a bankruptcy situation. This could eliminate the value of your tax lien certificate.
Once you have checked out the financial and title situation of the property, you or someone on your behalf, should visit the property. There is a potential risk in purchasing a property, note or tax lien certificate sight unseen. Know what you are buying and how much you are willing to pay for it. Over the counter Tax Lien certificates typically have a set price and this is the price you will pay to become the lien certificate holder.
Look at each scenario and decide what your strategy would be if that scenario came to pass. Could you make money if you had to foreclose? Would you want to own the property? What would you do with the property if you did have to foreclose? Is the property going to need repairs?
There are tremendous opportunities with tax lien certificates. Be cautious, be smart, and find tax lien certificates that will enhance your portfolio. Your Self-Directed IRA is a perfect home for this investment!
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Powerful investment tool: the self-directed IRA
Power investment tool: the self-directed IRA
If real estate investors do not have a self-directed, IRA, they need to think about doing so because they are missing out on the benefits of them. You may ask youself,”What is a self-directed IRA?”
Simply, it is a retirement account that allows investments to grow tax-free. “Does this include property investment?” Yes, it does.
“I have seen people flip properties in Baltimore and DC and they have earned $20,000 or more tax-free. I think even in this economy everyone like to have an extra $20,000 or so to put toward their retirement,” said Ian Johnson,Pillar Property Group.
How does this work?
“I did this myself and sold a property for $20,000 more than my contract. My $20,000 profit went to my IRA account, which was tax-free money,” said Johnson. Many investors ask if they can have access to this money immediately.
Well, the IRS has some stipulations on many IRAs including the self-directed IRA. First, you cannot touch the money until the age of 59.5-years-old. There are exceptions if you become disabled, educational expenses, medical insurance premiums, expenses involved with building or buyring your first home, and levy payments to the IRS.
Many investors can pay themselves a management fee for directing their own investments. No more than 20 perecent is advised,” according to Johnson.
Regarding what form to file when buying and selling real estate options through your IRA, use Form 5498. When you bring debt into the picture, it creates UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax) and UDFI (Unrelated Debt Financed Income) and form 990T may have to be filed. The tax is not huge, so it can still be worthwhile to leverage (finance) your ROTH IRA/LLC to purchase property. And if you plan your exit strategy right and pay off the loan 12 months prior to selling, and there would be no UDFI to pay.
“These forms can become cumbersome for many new investors or even some seasoned investors. It is advised for you to speak with a professional who deals with these forms on a daily basis,: said Johnson.
If there are any questions, please contactJohnson.
