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Who’s Really in Control of Your Retirement Account? By Peter F. Rizzo Every day we talk to people who believed, when they setup their Self-Directed IRA elsewhere, that they were getting complete control of their Individual Retirement Account or 401(k). Then the...
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Crowd Funding By Peter F. Rizzo A Great Way for the Novice Investor to get in on the Real Estate Boom. Every day, I talk to people who want to jump in the real estate market to get higher returns on their IRA or Solo 401(k) investments. The Checkbook IRA...
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Realtors: “Would you like fries with that?” By Steve Sheppherd Any real estate investor will tell you that an excellent real estate agent can be a real asset. However, in my experience most real estate agents are simply order takers. The only difference is that...
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CheckBook IRA Offers Private New Mexico, LLC By Alisha Bennett Are you looking for a Private LLC structure for your real estate or other ventures that allows you to have complete anonymity for your business and investment assets, plus asset protection? How about no...
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Spouses in a Solo 401(k) By Steve Sheppherd Spouses Can Combine IRAs Into A Solo 401(k) One of the additional advantages of the Solo 401(k) is that a husband and wife can combine their retirement plans into one plan, and thus combine their funds to do investing. For...
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Tax Return for LLC Do you file a Tax Return for a Check Book IRA-LLC? Well, normally you do not, because normally we set them up as a single-member LLC. They are called the single-member entity, the IRS calls it a “Disregarded Entity”. And that simply means...
