Jaime Raskulinecz Highlights Tax Lien and Deed Investments Through Self-Directed IRAs

Jaime Raskulinecz, CEO of Next Generation Trust Company, has recently shared insights on investing in tax liens and tax deeds through self-directed IRAs in her Forbes Finance Council column. This alternative investment strategy offers individuals the opportunity to diversify their retirement portfolios and generate passive income, all while leveraging the tax advantages of self-directed retirement accounts.

Tax liens, as Raskulinecz explains, represent a unique segment of real estate investment that many may not realize is accessible through self-directed IRAs or solo 401(k) plans. These investments can be particularly appealing due to their relatively short-term nature, with holdings typically lasting a year or a few years. The income generated from these investments remains within the tax-advantaged account, providing a seamless way to reinvest in additional tax liens or other alternative assets permitted under self-directed plans.

However, Raskulinecz also cautions investors about the importance of adhering to IRS guidelines to avoid prohibited transactions, such as self-dealing. Her expertise in the field has not only made her a valuable contributor to the Forbes Finance Council but also led to her recognition as a Retirement Planning Member Leader, where she aids individuals and financial professionals in navigating the complexities of self-directed retirement planning.

For those interested in exploring this investment avenue further, Raskulinecz's article provides a detailed overview of tax liens and deeds, including how they function within the realm of real estate investments and the specific ways in which self-directed IRAs can benefit from them. Additional resources and information on self-directed retirement strategies can be found at https://www.NextGenerationTrust.com.