Self-directed IRA rec?

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Anyone here have a self-directed IRA custodian they like? Interested in private lending for real estate. Could use after-tax funds, but looking into deploying through retirement account.

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Pacific Premier Bank, Formerly Pensco. A good book is "Self Directed IRA Handbook" by Mat Sorensen. I and one of my partners and a surgeon buddy have all had Self Directed IRA's and used them for buying and managing Rental property. I have also used my for:
  1. Hard Money lending (Arixa Capital)
  2. Flipping home
  3. Buying, renting, selling rental property
  4. I even wrote a mortgage on for my surgeon buddy to buy more real estate.
Lots of rules but all of them fair.
 
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Pacific Premier Bank, Formerly Pensco. A good book is "Self Directed IRA Handbook" by Mat Sorensen. I and one of my partners and a surgeon buddy have all had Self Directed IRA's and used them for buying and managing Rental property. I have also used my for:
  1. Hard Money lending (Arixa Capital)
  2. Flipping home
  3. Buying, renting, selling rental property
  4. I even wrote a mortgage on for my surgeon buddy to buy more real estate.
Lots of rules but all of them fair.
Thanks for the recommendation. I have a good friend I've been following his deals for the last 3 years. So wanting to do some private lending for his latest real estate fund.
 
Thanks for the recommendation. I have a good friend I've been following his deals for the last 3 years. So wanting to do some private lending for his latest real estate fund.
Done exactly that with them. It’s a legit blank check account. Couple syndication deals through the years, preIPO stuff, debt lending, doesn’t matter.
 
Look into Fidelity. I was with another custodian, they were robbing me with fees. Fidelity has no fees. Caveat, is they may not do all alternative investments.
 
I’ve always been a Fidelity guy. Always happy with their service.
Look into Fidelity. I was with another custodian, they were robbing me with fees. Fidelity has no fees. Caveat, is they may not do all alternative investments.
I doubt Fidelity will let me private lending/real estate deals, otherwise I totally would!
 
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