Build Wealth by Using Leverage: Investing in Real Estate with a Non-Recourse Loan

In this video, you will learn what a non-recourse loan is and how you can use one to help fund your Self-Directed IRA’s investment.

What is a Non-Recourse Loan?

A non-recourse loan is a loan in which the borrower (your Self-Directed Checkbook IRA) is not personally liable for any outstanding debt on the loan. This type of loan is typically used when diversifying your retirement portfolio into real estate. 

What is the Benefit of a Non-Recourse Loan?

Non-recourse loans open the door for investors to build wealth by using leverage to invest in real estate. Broad Financial’s simple account set up and unparalleled customer service coupled with our preferred lending partner offers you the unique opportunity to invest in real estate with your retirement funds. A non-recourse loan benefits the borrower because in the event of a default, only the collateral (typically the property purchased with the non-recourse loan) is liable, not the IRA or its account holder.  

How Does the Non-Recourse Loan Lending Program Work?

Here are the steps to using a non-recourse loan to help fund your Self-Directed IRA’s investment.

1. Open and fund a Self-Directed IRA.
2. Establish an IRA LLC and dedicated Checking Account.
3. Identify an Income Producing Property.
4. Apply for a Non-Recourse Loan with our preferred lending partner.
5. Execute a Purchase Agreement in the name of your IRA LLC.
6. Close on the property and loan..

Have a question about investing in real estate with a non-recourse loan?

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