IRAs         Contact a representative today for more information.   Invest Using Your IRA or 401K You can invest with us using your IRA or 401K by transferring your existing IRA or 401K to a truly self directed IRA. This method of investing is not well known because no one receives a commission when you invest this way, therefore there is no motivation for anyone in the financial services business to educate, advocate or recommend this.   More and more people are investing in real estate using their IRA’s or 401K’s. Purchasing a rental property through Triple Net Houses, Inc. provides a totally effortless cash return of 9.1% fixed for 10 years. It is a great way to participate in real estate while earning an above-average return.   Things to consider as you learn about investing using your IRA Here are a few things to consider as you learn about investing using your IRA: You can purchase real estate through us using your 401K or Traditional and Roth IRA’s. You will need to open an account with a “Third Party Administrator” (TPA), which acts as custodian of your account - investing the funds as you direct them to do. When you purchase a rental property using your IRA there will be a few very simple forms provided by the TPA, which we can help you with to direct the investment. If you already have an IRA or 401K you will transfer funds from your existing account, to whichever TPA you choose. The TPA, acting as custodian of your account, will sign all official documents on your behalf.   Choosing a Third-Party Administrator There are several companies you might consider using as a Third Party Administrator to purchase real estate with your IRA or 401K. We recommend Equity Trust Company. They have a great track record and they are currently acting as custodians to over 40,000 customers with about $3 billion in investments.   Diversify Your Holdings Purchasing real estate using a self directed IRA is a smart way to diversify your holdings. Leasing a rental property through Triple Net Houses, Inc. provides an outstanding fixed return to grow your retirement IRA nest egg.