Self-Directed IRA Custodians
To learn more about using a self-directed IRA to invest in real estate, contact one of these companies.
To learn more about using a self-directed IRA to invest in real estate, contact one of these companies.
A self-directed IRA custodian or administrator helps you plan your investments in stocks and bonds as well as assets like real estate and private equity. We selected these companies to help you learn more about investing in real estate through a self-directed IRA.
Millennium Trust Company
Pacific Premier Trust
Horizon Trust Company
Equity Trust Company
Directed IRA
Future Plan
IRAR Trust Company
Forge Trust
Preferred Trust Company
Provident Group
Kingdom Trust
CNB Custody
Entrust
IRA Checkbook
Next Generation Trust Services
Quest IRA, Inc.
New Direction IRA
Mountain West IRA
Midland IRA
The IRA Club
IRA Innovations
NuView IRA
AdvantaIRA Trust
iPlanGroup
Security Trust Company
Vantage Retirement Plans, LLC
American IRA, LLC
digitaltrust
uDirect IRA Services
SIPS
Broad Financial
Safeguard Financial
Asset Exchange Strategies
Safe IRA Investments
IRA Checkbook
Capital Resource, LLC
IRA Financial Group
Amicus Law Group
New Standard IRA
KKOS Lawyers
Sense Financial Services, LLC
Your Entity Solution
Campbell Newman Asset Management
Nabers Group
IRA Advantage, LLC
ReSure Financial, LLC
Nabers Group
Safeguard Financial
IRA Checkbook
Capital Resource, LLC
Broad Financial
Sense Financial Services, LL
IRA Financial Group
Discount Solo 401k
North American Savings Bank, F.S.B. has been providing loans to individuals since 1927. As a leader in the mortgage industry, NASB offers a variety of mortgage loans and is the only nationwide nonrecourse lender for IRA real estate investments. We have retail lending branches in Missouri and offer nationwide lending via the internet.
A non-recourse loan is one in which the IRA account holder is not personally liable for repayment of the loan. The security instruments allow no recourse against the individual account holders or the balances of your IRA funds. In the event of default/foreclosure the lender can only look to the property as the sole source of repayment. The non-recourse lender cannot pursue other assets owned by the account holder or the IRA.
Anyone who has at least 30-40% of the purchase price vested in a self-directed IRA has the opportunity to buy rental properties using a non-recourse loan. This is subject to loan approval, including an acceptable real estate appraisal, as determined by NASB.
Our website offers a list of Self-Directed IRA Administrators who allow non-recourse loans. Please contact one of the administrators for more details. NASB does not represent or endorse any of these companies nor do they represent NASB. Please perform all prudent due diligence before setting up an account.
The minimum required for a single family home is 30%-40% of the purchase price and 40% of the purchase price for condos or 2-4 units. Insufficient cash flow or the condition of the property may require a larger down payment.
NASB can finance eligible property with non-recourse loans in all 50 states.
Allow 30-45 days from the date we receive your loan application and your purchase contract.
NASB offers a 7/1 and 10-year ARM, and 10, 15, 20 or 25-year fixed. All loan programs are principal and interest payments.
Single family detached residential, warrantable condos, PUDs, duplexes, 4-plexes, and multi-family (5 or more units).
Ineligible properties include: Residential with large acreage, raw land, farms, manufactured or log homes, *non-warrantable condos, condo-hotels, co-ops, time shares, hotels, senior or assisted living facilities, non-franchise restaurants, entertainment properties, mini-storage. Square footage must be 750+ (per unit) for condos and 900+ (per unit) for all other properties.
*Condominiums: Condos must meet the following minimum criteria to be considered warrantable. The project building must be 100% complete, including common areas. The units within the building must be 60% sold and 33% of all building units must be owner occupied or second homes (versus tenant occupied). Condos not meeting these criteria are not eligible under our non-recourse program.
Yes. Discuss the LLC structure with your legal/tax advisor or an IRA administrator.
Yes, the funds would be distributed back into the IRA. This allows you the option of purchasing more assets within your IRA.
*Must be income producing investment property (rental)
**DSCR: Debt service coverage ratio = net operating income/annual debt service
Typically, the financed property must generate sufficient net operating Income (rents minus operating expenses) to exceed the debt payments by 20%-25%.
Just email us here or contact an IRA representative at 866-735-6272.
NASB offers an unique financing program designed for the non-recourse financing requirements for IRA investments, and the application process is easy. Loan approval is generally within 48 hours of receipt of a complete application, and is subject to appraisal and verification of IRA funds for closing.
NASB will quote interest rates on a case by case basis of the collateral type and down payment. The following fees (subject to change without notice) and costs apply:
*Escrows for taxes and hazard insurance are required. Additional costs may be incurred for commercial and multi-family properties.
A minimum loan amount of $175,000 is required to apply. Exceptions include mortgage products for properties located within the Greater Kansas City metro and surrounding areas. Contact a NASB Loan Officer for details on the excluded areas and/or zip codes.
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