Using a Solo 401(k) or Self-Directed IRA

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Using Your Solo 401(k) & Self-Directed IRA

Learn how retirement accounts may invest in private real estate opportunities.

Retirement Investing

Use retirement dollars for alternative investments.

A Solo 401(k) or Self-Directed IRA may permit tax-advantaged investment in private real estate, subject to account rules and professional advice.

Set Up the Account

Establish an eligible self-directed account with a qualified custodian.

Fund the Account

Contribute or roll eligible funds into the account.

Select an Investment

Direct the custodian to evaluate and process an eligible opportunity.

Invest Through the Account

The account, not the individual personally, makes the investment.

Retain Tax Advantages

Income and gains remain within the account subject to applicable rules.

Get Professional Advice

Consult qualified tax, legal, and retirement-plan advisers before investing.

Not Tax Advice

Important

CRE Equity does not provide tax, legal, accounting, or retirement-plan advice.

Eligibility, prohibited-transaction rules, custody requirements, and tax treatment depend on individual circumstances.