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Self-Directed IRA: Use Your Funds to Invest in Foreclosures PDF Print E-mail
by SelfDirectedIRAAdvisor


With home foreclosures on the rise, those with money just sitting earning pennies in a Checkbook IRA account can put their money to work for them. Why is now a great time to be investing in the foreclosure market? There are three reasons.

3 Reasons to Invest in the Home Foreclosure Market Now

Buy Low/Sell High: If you're looking for the proverbial good deal, now is the best time to find one. Good deals, or buying a property with enough equity to sell it for a profit, are plentiful right now. So, one of the most difficult parts of making money in foreclosures is taken care of.

Why are so many foreclosures happening right now? Actually, two reasons: a recession and adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs). As ARMs adjust up and more people lose their jobs, more lose their homes. This makes homeowners and/or banks more negotiable on price.

Banks Don't Want to Be Landlords: Piggybacking off the aforementioned point, banks don't want to be landlords or property managers. As the market is flooded with more and more properties, banks are trying to sell them off as fast as they can.

Because they usually wind up losing money - in two different ways. First, there's nobody paying the mortgage when house is sitting empty. This cost banks. Secondly, when a house is in foreclosure, the bank is responsible for keeping it up until it sells. This means hiring contractors to mow the lawn, fix broken windows, clean up and haul away traffic from previous owners, etc. So, they're quite eager to sell, sell, sell.

Long-Term Gain: Using your Self-Directed IRA LLC / Checkbook IRA account funds to purchase foreclosures now will pay off in the long run. Especially if you buy and hold properties. Real estate is a cyclical market. Meaning, what goes down will eventually go up again. When the market starts to sizzle again, you'll be perfectly situated to take advantage of the smart investments you make now.

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