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Many investors ask if they can use their retirement funds to invest in Trust Deeds since they are relatively safe, high yielding investments. The short answer is yes - if those funds are in a Self-Directed IRA.
Most investors have their IRA funds at a financial institution such as Charles Schwab or E-Trade. To invest these funds you will have to transfer your account to a different company, specifically a custodian that specializes in managing Self-Directed IRAs and can handle Trust Deed Investments (most can). Here at Red Tower Funding, we have worked with investors who have their funds at several of the major Self-Directed IRA Custodians. These include:
Pensco Trust (San Francisco, CA)
IRA Services, Inc. (San Carlos, CA)
Equity Trust Company (Elyria, OH)
Many investors transfer their funds to one of these firms where they keep their funds in a short term liquid investment until they identify a Trust Deed to Invest in. After identification and appropriate paperwork, the funds can be moved from the Investor's Self-Directed IRA account to purchase the Trust Deed Investment. Here are some high quality Trust Deeds available for your Investment consideration.
