Hannah Hammond shows how to move retirement money from a standard 401k or Roth IRA into real estate investments through self-directed accounts. Trillions sit in regular retirement accounts that can be converted to self-directed status, letting you invest in real estate syndications while keeping the tax-free growth intact.
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Did you know you can invest in real estate with your self-directed Roth IRA or your Roth 401k? Here's how you do that. There is so much money, trillions of dollars tied up into IRAs and 401ks out there in the United States alone, and many people don't know that you can actually turn those into self-directed accounts if they aren't already. And then you work with a custodian account, which is just an intermediary that helps you make those investments into real estate, and you can take the money out of your self-directed Roth IRA or self-directed Roth 401k and invest it into real estate investment with a sponsor who raising equity in their fund or in a syndication and you really trust that sponsor, trust Yazik Lab, trust the return profile and have verified referrals from them that they are great and never have lost anybody's money, then you can invest that money into their fund or syndication and start to increase your ability to make returns. So now is a good time if you do have all your money in a self-directed Roth IRA or 401(k) in the SEP, it might be a good time to diversify, pull some of that out and invest it into alternative investments with trusted sponsors and increase your ability to make returns and still have the amazing tax strategies from that account. If you're interested in doing this, I'm happy to point you in the right direction. Just comment 401k or IRA below.