The Insider's Guide to Tax-Free Real Estate: Retire Rich Using Your IRA

The Insider's Guide to Tax-Free Real Estate: Retire Rich Using Your IRA | Diane Kennedy, Dolf De Roos | Also, surprised by this book

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	The Insider's Guide to Tax-Free Real Estate: Retire Rich Using Your IRA Diane Kennedy, Dolf De Roos Wiley, 2006 - 246 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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This guide from bestselling real estate authors de Roos and Kennedy shows you how to use tax-free retirement funds to invest in real estate. Using real estate IRAs, you can combine the tax benefits of retirement funds with the high rates of appreciation in the real estate market, growing your retirement investments by leaps and bounds. This handy book shows you how.

The Insider's Guide to Tax-Free Real Estate: Retire Rich Using Your IRA

This book was a great surprise! I thought that I was getting another book on IRA investing, but it was also informative about a new product that I had not heard of called the Solo 401(k). Really, this book is a must read for everyone...especially for people who have reached income limits for contributing to their IRA. It is also extremely helpful with ideas of how to purchase real estate within the self-directed retirement vehicle. I used the information in this book to redirect my investment goals!

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Also, surprised by this book

I looked at the reviews for this book and I was surprised by several of the comments. I feel one must to look for the value the book provides from a real estate perspective. Language is tricky. Each of us can get catch up with the words, if we challenge the sentences and grammar and simple content. I'm concern the wording regarding Japan was taking out of content. I read these words and quickly went pass them because I am concerned with the components of the book as it deals with real estate investing. I feel the book adds substantial value to those looking to invest in real estate. Simply put, I rate the book a definite '5'.

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