Yes, a self-directed IRA can own an LLC. The IRA invests in or wholly owns an LLC that in turn holds a variety of assets, and the LLC must be operated for the exclusive benefit of the IRA. Some investors use an IRA-owned LLC for checkbook control over their IRA funds.
To open a self-directed IRA, complete the online application for your account type, fund it by transfer, rollover, or contribution, then submit a Purchase Kit directing Mountain West IRA to buy the property on behalf of your IRA.
The Limited Liability Companies IRA Guide covers how your IRA purchases membership units in an LLC, what the operating agreement needs to say about IRA ownership, and what checkbook control actually requires of you. Opening an account takes about 15 minutes when you're ready.
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Access all required forms for purchasing, funding, and managing real estate investments through your Mountain West IRA, including purchase kits, wire instructions, and transaction-related documents.
Mountain West IRA is a self-directed IRA Administrator and record-keeper and does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice. All information is general in nature. Investors should check with their own financial advisor, tax professional, or attorney about their exact situation before making any investment.