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Accelerate Your Wealth with Self Directed IRA’s!
Tim Debronsky
How Awful is This Going to Be?
There are two things certain in this life
DEATH
AND
TAXES
You Will Discover…
Roadblocks to Creating Wealth for Ourselves and Our Family
How to Create Tax Free Income for Life
How to Get Started Today
The Roadblocks to Creating Wealth for Ourselves and Our Family
Capital
Inflation
Empty Promises
Taxes
“ I don’t have the money” Road Block #1 –Capital
Road Block #2 –Inflation How Much Are You Paying for Gas These Days?
What does it cost you to mail a letter?
In 1986?
In 1996?
In 2006?
In 2008?
= $0.22 = $0.32 = $0.39 = $0.42
Social Security
&
Company Sponsored Pensions
“ The Social Security Trust Fund Will Begin To Run A Negative Cash Flow By The Year 2016 And Will Be Insolvent By The Year 2038.”
Source: The 2001 Annual report From The Social Security Board Of Trustees
Road Block #3 – Empty Promises
Your Silent Partner
Real estate profits in 1 deal $15,000
Less federal income tax 28%
Less state income tax 6%
Less city income tax 2%
Total 36% Total amount owed in taxes $5400 Opportunity Cost: $40,000 Road Block #4 – Taxes
The Power of Compound Interest
Begin at age one
One time contribution of $5000
Assume a 10% rate of return
At age 60, the account will be worth…
The Power of Compound Interest $1,522,408.00
What can we do about it?
Count Pennies or Count Memories
Who do you want dictating your standard of living now and in retirement?
Your Options
A Bank Branch Employee?
“ Have you seen our latest CD rates?”
2. A commission based stockbroker?
“ Slow and Steady wins the race”
3. A former employer?
4. Take control of your own future
Taking Control is as Easy as 1-2-3
Step 1: Beat Inflation
Step 2: Beat Taxes
Step 3: Take Action
How do I Beat Inflation?
Raw land
Single family homes
Apartments/duplexes
Condos
Commercial property
Step 1
How do I Beat Inflation?
Mortgages
Deeds of Trust
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Lease Options
Tax Liens
Step 1 You are only limited by your own creativity!
Dear Mr. Desich, … I located an individual who wanted to start a landscaping service... They identified a piece of equipment but were not in a position to pay for it. We established a lease, had my IRA purchase the equipment and we will be making monthly deposits of the lease payments to my IRA. My next investment will be my second distressed property... My first was a 7,000 square foot property for the benefit of my IRA. The next is a 6,000 square foot home on a country club. We are hoping to net six figures back to my IRA...Your firm is first-class and everyone has been great to work with...Looking forward to seeing you again at another boot camp - I'll be back to tune-up my investment strategies. 1). First investment 7,000 sq ft home $6,000 turned into $75,000 in my IRA! 2). Second investment 6,000 sq ft home. Will net over $100,000 back to my IRA Stan Brady | Norcross, GA
How Do I Buy Real Estate Using My IRA?
Outright
Percentage
Leverage
Step 1
“ I partnered with two other individuals to purchase a 104 unit apartment complex for $2.5M. For my part I had to provide $50,000. I had nearly $30,000 in two IRA’s and a 401(k) I was rolling over from a previous employer. Equity Trust Company walked me through the rollover and account activation procedures, helped me consolidate my accounts, and cut the check to the partnership in record time! I raised $20,000 from other sources to round out the $50,000 and we closed on the complex on time. The complex has been cash flow positive since day one despite requiring over $43,000 in capital improvements. We are now over 95% occupancy and I am making as much as $2,200/mo 100% TAX FREE FOREVER thanks to Equity Trust Company- 88% annual return !”
Thank you,
Wes Schaeffer | Realtor, Real Estate Investor
Real Estate - Kansas City, MO
Purchase price $ 42,500
Rehab expense $ 18,000
Cost basis $ 60,500
IRA able to sell for $ 74,900
$14,400 profit TAX-FREE!
Mike From Tennessee
Roth IRA Bought a piece of land from His Church
Roth Purchase Price- $2,000
Roth Sold The Land- $75,000
Roth Profit was- $73,000
TAX-FREE
Taking Control is as Easy as 1-2-3
Step 1: Beat Inflation
Step 2: Beat Taxes
How Do I Beat Taxes?
Open a Self Directed Retirement Plan
Put Money In
Step 2
How can I put money in the account?
Transfer
Rollover
Contribute
All of the above
Step 2
How Do I Beat Taxes?
Open a Self Directed Retirement Plan
Put Money in
Do a Deal
Step 2
How Do I Beat Taxes?
Congratulations you did it!
Step 2
How Do I Beat Taxes?
Who owns the deal???
Equity Trust Company Custodian FBO Tim Debronsky IRA Step 2
Your Silent Partner
Real estate profits in 1 deal $15,000
Less federal income tax 28%
Less state income tax 6%
Less city income tax 2%
Total 36% Total amount owed in taxes $5400 Total put back in your pocket $5,400
Taking Control is as Easy as 1-2-3
Step 1: Beat Inflation
Step 2: Beat Taxes
Step 3: Take Action
Which IRA is Right for Me?
Do you want Tax-Free income for the rest of your life or do you want a Tax deduction today?
Do you want to pay taxes on the seed or the crop?
Or do you want to have your cake and eat it too?
Step 3
If you said you want tax free income for life you want:
A Roth IRA
A Roth Individual (k)
If you said you want a tax deduction today you want:
A Traditional IRA
A SEP
A SIMPLE
An Individual (k)
Step 3
If you are Self-Employed you should have a Roth Individual (k)
No Income Limit
Much Higher Contribution Limits
Tax-Free Growth
Ability to take personal loans
Roth Individual (k) plan
Tax-Free Bucket
$15,500 maximum contribution for 2008, up to 100% of self-employed income. $20,500 if age 50 or older.
After tax contribution which grows tax-free
Tax-Free distributions after age 59 ½ and account is opened at least 5 years
Completely Self-Directed
Roth Individual (k) Plan
Tax-Deferred Bucket
$30,500 maximum contribution for 2008 up to 25% of self-employed income.
Tax-Deferred company match
Tax Deduction for the company
What Should I Consider When Choosing a Custodian?
Trust
Knowledge
Value
Step 3
“… Amazing…” “ What has been amazing is that I have dealt with four different account managers and have not had one inconsistency in the information provided. You guys are real professionals and well worth your fees.” Thanks! Carl Braunreiter Step 3
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