Investing In Real Estate

From my understanding this would be "self-dealing". You or an entity that you control is transfering the property to your IRA and therefore a PT (prohibited transaction).

I would think you would need to rewrite the purchase agreement to only have your IRA named as the buyer.

You may be able to contact your custodian or a CPA who is an expert in this area to clarify this point.

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