Timothy Sumer

Having a 401k plan for your retirement is good but you have no control of it so, I got the thinking I say having two rental properties is a saver bet. You have control of your property not like your 401k where you just hope everything goes well your rental properties pays you and it goes up in value and when your done paying it off it still pays you and you can sell it for more than you have in your 401k. #retirement #401k #rental#properties... ( read more ) LEARN MORE ABOUT: Qualified Retirement Plans REVEALED: How To Invest During Inflation HOW TO INVEST IN GOLD: Gold IRA Investing HOW TO INVEST IN SILVER: Silver IRA Investing How Two Rental Properties Are Better For Your Retirement Than A 401k plan When it comes to planning for retirement, most people a

Coach Carson interviews self-directed IRA expert Sean McKay about how to use your retirement account to invest in real estate. You’ll learn what a self-directed account is, the pros and cons of investing in real estate with an IRA or 401k, the rules you need to follow, and examples of how retirement accounts can buy property or make real estate loans. Learn more or set-up a self-directed IRA or 401k: (affiliate link - if you set up an account I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you) Playlist for getting started with real estate investing: VIDEO TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Coach Carson's Intro 2:30 - Introduction to Sean 6:20 - Looking back, what are your thoughts now compared to then? 8:20 - Chad’s “aha” Moment with Loans 11:10 - Basics of IRA Investment Types 16:37 - Examples of IRA Investment Types 19:15 - Loan Example Walkthrough 22:25 - Private Loan Breakdown 27:20 - Hybrid Loans Combining IRA & Bank Financing 28:25 - Burr Strategy Breakdown 29:15

In this segment, John Bowens discussing owning rental property in a self-directed account and how investors can earn tax-deferred or tax-free profits. Free Download: Self-Directed Real Estate Market Report (New Edition): He explains how investors can potentially defer or eliminate the long-term capital gains tax and depreciation recapture. Many investors wonder or ask how they'll miss out on the depreciation of a real estate investment property if they use a self-directed account. However, investors don't always consider the ability to own a property with their self-directed account to drive a more favorable rate of return and potentially create a more stable investment opportunity for their future. John walks through an example of how this works in the Equity Trust Virtual Classroom. Equity Trust Company is a directed custodian and does not provide tax, legal or investment advice. Any information communicated by Equity Trust Company is for educational purposes