What is a Self-Directed IRA?
A self-directed IRA LLC (SDIRA) is an individual retirement account that puts the investor (you) in charge of all your investment decisions.
Step 1: Rollover or transfer your retirement money to an IRA custodian (tax-free).
Step 2: The IRA custodian will make the real-estate investment (or other alternative investment) on your behalf.
Step 3: You can establish an LLC that your IRA owns which receives the funds from the IRA custodian. You no longer have to go to the custodian to get a check to make payments – simply go through the bank account where you opened your LLC.
Self-Directed IRA LLC: Your self-directed IRA LLC is an IRA structure that gives you more control over your retirement funds.
Learn how you can gain limited liability protection, extra privacy and make investments easier with the Self-Directed IRA:
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Adam Bergman founded IRA Financial Group and IRA Financial Trust. Prior, he was a tax attorney at some of the largest law firms in the country, including White & Case LLP. He’s written 7 books on the taxation of Self-Directed IRA and 401(k) plans and is a frequent contributor to Forbes.com as well as a member of the Forbes Finance Council. IRAFG was founded to help educate Americans about self-directed retirement investments, empowering them to gain control over their funds.
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Hi Alan, I would like to transfer money back and forth from the custodian to my SD IRA LLC, is doing so a prohibited transaction? Is so why?
For example, I would like to invest in the stock market via a regular IRA account with a broker and not via the SDIRA LLC.
Thanks for your advice.
What a great video! Super easy to understand. Thanks for the info
Adam,
Rolling over a 457b tax deferred, into a Self Directed IRA LLC Checkbook control, is it OK to do? Even thou the 457b is a tax deferred retirement account. Would the roll over – be a distribution event?