A passive real estate investor does not actively manage properties themselves but instead hires others to handle acquisition, repairs, management, and sale of properties. While the author used to consider themselves passive with over 200 homes, they were actually running a business. True passive investing involves using retirement accounts to invest in real estate, where money can compound tax-free and distributions from Roth accounts are also tax-free, allowing savvy investors to purchase properties for cash through their retirement funds.

1. Are You a
Passive Investor?

2. A passive investor is not active in the day to day real estate
business.
I used to think I was a passive investor with over 200 homes, only
to have someone point out that I was really in business. And
there is a big difference from being a passive investor, being in a
business and running a business.
Don’t work tirelessly everyday to acquire more houses but…

3. Hire someone to do every
aspect of the business…That’s the
beautiful thing about real estate!!
To find the opportunities
To fix the house
To manage
To sell it
Someone

4. When yousurround yourself with the right talent youcan truly reap in the rewards of passive
real estate investments. I know of no other investment that has so many moving parts and there
are so manyways tomake money. It’sno wonder that more and more people are getting
involved, especially with their retirement accounts using their self-directed IRAs or self-directed
401(k)s.
Everything is Negotiable!!
Greatest aspect of real estate is that
The government allows you to invest these retirement plans in real estate
but you cannot manage it nor should you do the work on the
houses. When you consider that 91% of the wealth created in the United
States is from real estate then you want to know the people that can make
this happen for you.

5. Thebest thing about using retirement accounts to invest in realestate is that your moneycompounds
tax free. Allthe money you makewithin yourretirement accountis tax freeand inthe case of a Roth IRA
or Roth 401(k)– thereis no tax ondistribution.
Thesavvy investors are buyingtheir properties for cash and using theirretirement accounts.
Are you????
Using RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
YOUR MONEY COMPOUNDS TAX FREE