Can I Hold Real Estate in a Self-Directed IRA?
Yes, real estate is an allowable asset in a self-directed IRA, provided the property and related transactions comply with applicable IRS rules.
A self-directed IRA may hold residential, commercial, and other qualifying real estate. However, the property cannot be used for personal benefit by the IRA owner or other disqualified persons.
Property-related income and expenses must generally flow through the IRA, and transactions must comply with IRS prohibited transaction requirements.
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