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How to ADD Funds to your Check Book IRA LLC By Steve Sheppherd There are several reasons a manager might want to add funds to their IRA LLC, the most common being an annual contribution. However, they may want to close other IRA accounts and move them into the...
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Can I Buy Foreign Real Estate with a Self-Directed Solo 401(k)? By Steve Sheppherd One of the advantages of the Solo 401(k) is the ability to buy real estate in a foreign country. The problem with buying property in another country is that every jurisdiction has its...
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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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Can I Add an LLC to Solo 401(k) By Steve Sheppherd Some of our clients with the solo 401(k) would like to add an LLC. Perhaps for anonymity, that is what they wanted to do. And that is not an issue at all. As plan administrator, you can approve an investment of the...
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Borrowing From Your Solo 401(k) By Steve Sheppherd Another real advantage of the Solo 401(k) over an IRA is the ability to borrow money from your 401(k) personally. Not an investment, obviously you can do that. You are Trustee of the plan. If you need money...
