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The Flexibility of Real Estate in a Self-Directed IRA

What does “flexibility” look like in a Self-Directed IRA? American IRA highlights what real estate can do to offer more flexibility in retirement investing.

ASHEVILLE, NC, US, November 16, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Noting that “flexibility” might sound like a better term for gymnasts than investors, a recent post at American IRA highlighted that investors may need to think about flexibility as a key benefit for retirement investing. In the post, American IRA highlighted one specific asset class that’s unique to Self-Directed IRAs: real estate investing. With real estate, there is more flexibility in the type of control an investor might have over the future shape of a retirement portfolio.

The post went on to explain that unlocking the power of Self-Directed IRAs means access to real estate within a tax-protected account. That can be a major boon to investors who want to hold real estate, but also know that taxes can be a difficult burden for making real estate investments in the long-term. By holding real estate within a Self-Directed IRA, experienced investors can utilize the power of real estate investing in combination with tax benefits that come from holding investments within an IRA.

American IRA also noted that this kind of investing can offer flexibility into a real estate investment. For example, within the asset class of real estate, there’s a broad range of diversification available. Investors can hold single family units for renting out within a Self-Directed IRA just as easily as an investor can hold raw land or commercial real estate. The protection of a Self-Directed IRA would apply to all sorts of types of real estate, making the account flexible enough to bend to the investor’s hopes and wishes for the account.

Throughout the post, American IRA explained different points to this flexibility, such as the tax advantages of Self-Directed IRAs, the potential for collecting rental income, and long-term appreciation of the underlying assets. When working with a Self-Directed IRA administration firm, an investor can enjoy this flexibility while the custodian handles the administration/paperwork associated with the transactions in the IRA.

American IRA regularly posts facts and information to its blog to help people who are looking for information about Self-Directed IRAs, real estate within an IRA, and retirement investing. To find that blog, visit www.AmericanIRA.com. Or to contact American IRA directly, dial the Self-Directed IRA administration firm’s number at 866-7500-IRA.

Rebekah Schram
American IRA, LLC
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