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Self-directed IRA

Self-directed IRA

Search complete. 12 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Self-directed IRA".

Oct 16, 2026

Tait DuryeaHOST
19:31
All right, Tate, I'm gonna throw this one to you.
Tait DuryeaHOST
19:33
"Explain in simple terms how to decide what funds we use on an investment, cash, SDIRA, Roth, et cetera."
Ryan GibsonHOST
19:41
Oh, good one.
Ryan GibsonHOST
19:42
Okay, so, and, and Adam, maybe you can back me up on this, but when I'm thinking about what to do with cash, I want my cash to be in extremely tax advantaged investments.
Ryan GibsonHOST
20:02
So on $100,000, you're gonna be able to take an $80,000 write-off.
Ryan GibsonHOST
20:04
It's active against your airline income.
Ryan GibsonHOST
20:06
What happens if you take your Roth SDIRA and you invest in an oil and gas deal? Nothing.
Ryan GibsonHOST
20:13
I mean, nothing bad, but that tax benefit is gonna be locked up.
Dan WilsonHOST
15:02
You can't do it inside of a normal IRA.
Dan WilsonHOST
15:04
It has to be in what's called a self-directed IRA or with an SDIRA custodian.
Dan WilsonHOST
15:10
Those are the ones that can hold real estate and hold notes.
Dan WilsonHOST
15:13
An IRA or an old 401k from your job that you've left, you can move that over into a self-directed custodian, and there's no taxes or penalties on that move.
Scott CarsonHOST
40:49
So ladies and gentlemen, you heard it here.
Scott CarsonHOST
40:51
Travis did a great job.
Scott CarsonHOST
40:53
Reach out to them, Safeguard Advisors, WCNSDIRA.com to get a call booked with them.
Scott CarsonHOST
40:59
So go out, take some action, everybody, and we'll see you at the top.
Scott CarsonHOST
41:02
Bye,
Steven AritaHOST
14:17
Yeah.
Steven AritaHOST
14:18
Before we hit record, you were telling me a little bit about how you were investing with, I think it was out of a 401k you rolled over to a self-directed IRA, SDIRA.
Steven AritaHOST
14:27
Right.
Steven AritaHOST
14:28
You started out doing a bunch of passive investing as well.
Seth WilliamsHOST
0:49
You're listening to the REtipster podcast.
Seth WilliamsHOST
0:52
Today, I'm talking with Matt Love from SDIRA Wealth.
Seth WilliamsHOST
0:55
That's S-D-I-R-A Wealth.
Seth WilliamsHOST
0:58
So most of the people who listen to this podcast are entrepreneurs and real estate investors.
Matt LoveGUEST
2:30
So that's what I love to help investors figure out.
Seth WilliamsHOST
2:33
So before we go much further, we gotta talk about the name of this company.
Seth WilliamsHOST
2:37
Uh, SDIRA Wealth, I think is how you pronounce it, is S-D-I-R-A.
Seth WilliamsHOST
2:41
So, like, where did that name come from?
Harley GreenGUEST
13:14
We're really happy using Rocket Dollar right now.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:17
They've just created a trust, and then we have basically a separate bank account that our SDIRA is able to use to wire funds.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:23
So then we can use that to wire directly to the title company when it's time to close.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:28
Um, people doing it themselves, you know, it's quite a bit of work.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:47
Um, but it's great.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:48
Like you mentioned, the tax advantage account of a self-directed IRA is perfect for private lending versus, like, direct real estate ownership.
Harley GreenGUEST
13:55
You've got all kinds of tax benefits that when you own it in a SDIRA, you're not able to realize those fully versus owning, like, dir- outside of an SDIRA.
Harley GreenGUEST
14:03
And I get it.
Harley GreenGUEST
6:47
just really simple.
Harley GreenGUEST
6:49
And so we've actually kind of transitioned and we've put a lot more of our personal capital into the lending that's just outside of the SDIRA.
Harley GreenGUEST
6:55
And we've also brought in investors.
Harley GreenGUEST
6:56
And so now other people that have self-directed IRAs or they've got capital that's sitting in the markets, they're tired of the ups and downs, they can lend with us and they don't have to chase down deals.

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