Yes, you can use your inherited IRA to invest in real estate! We will be discussing Beneficiary IRAs and how you can use them to invest in alternative assets. IRAs or old employer plans can be inherited, there have been some law changes that have happened recently with the SECURE Act and we want to make sure you are up to date!

Often, we get the question about how to contribute to a Roth IRA if you make “too much” money, per the IRS guidelines for Roth IRAs. We will also go into the details on what a backdoor conversion is and how you can actually still contribute to a Roth IRA even if you “make too much!”

What we covered:
○ How Did The CARES ACT Effect Inherited/Beneficiary IRAs?
○ Can I use my inherited IRA to purchase real estate?
○ Can I use my Beneficiary IRA to invest in all the same things as my
regular Self-Directed IRA?
○ Roth Conversion

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Federal Tax Filing: July 15, 2020 (at time of posting)
Start Tax Filing: Per State (at time of posting)

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