Investment Real Estate — Change Brings Opportunity
In a tighter lending environment with deflated real estate values the real estate investor with cash to invest holds a powerful card. The OUTSIDE® method structures qualified retirement monies to purchase real estate in a way that commands the clout of a cash transaction but is positioned for even greater long term tax and financial strategy benefit.
Investment Real Estate — How the OUTSIDE® structure can maximize returns
Lasaii’s™ OUTSIDE® method of investing in IRA real estate, created by parent company Uranga Associates, is suited to the investor who wants to utilize IRA, 401k rollover or other qualified retirement monies to purchase investment property such as vacation rentals, residential rentals or commercial property, while at the same time retain full control of the management, maintenance, and the purchase and sale transactions. As an added benefit the investor, his family and friends and his business all have the legal right to use the property as they wish.
OUTSIDE® Method Gives Investor Complete Control of Investment Real Estate
With the OUTSIDE® method, although retirement monies are structured to support the purchase of the investment real estate, the property title is held in the individual’s name not in the name of the IRA. This legal distinction is the basis from which the investor is allowed the freedom to do with the real estate as he wishes -without the need or expense of a trustee, LLC, holding corporate structure or Trust.
If you have been researching self directed IRAs to purchase investment real estate and are concerned or confused by the extensive prohibited transactions rules, you have no need to be troubled by any restrictions with the OUTSIDE® method. Absolutely NO prohibited transactions apply.
Investor Benefits from Passive Income — Tax Offsets
Because the OUTSIDE® method is structured outside of a deferred medium, the investor has the opportunity for a greater return on investment with the ability to benefit from all income and tax offsets that apply to the type of real estate he is invested in.
