Silverstone Announces Four Different Ways Investors Can Start Investing With An IRA That Contains Only $5,500

Online, July 2, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Silverstone reveals four different areas investors can start investing in with the limited funds. Owning a self directed IRA to manage personal retirement funds is something that can require an extensively ambitious and aplomb personality to handle. This is partly due to the stress of investing and being able to handle a loss on some investments without getting so worked up and still being able to manage other investments rationally, and partly because all of these ups and downs can be a reflection of your retirement success. Self-directed IRAs are a unique structure that allows investors to roll the funds from 401(k)s into a self directed IRAs.

While this approach provides ample funds to begin investing in real estate and private businesses with an IRA, it is important to remember that not everyone has $500,000 in 401(k) funds to roll into an IRA. So when one is just getting started with this account structure it is important to know a few option of where to place the funds to begin earning some sort of a return. Here are four different investments for limited funds of the self-directed IRA that Silverstone suggests to its clients:

1. As many of Silverstone's clients are real estate investors that want to capture the returns without needing to share with Uncle Sam, most are familiar with how to wholesale real estate. Silverstone's professionals are familiar with what it takes to perform this lucrative deal behind the walls of a self directed IRA.

2. Lease Options are another method used by real estate investors that can also be incorporated into the self directed IRA for those with particularly limited funds.

3. Many often look at investments that are a little more secure, investments that provide a safe and secure return. These returns are often found in loans to highly qualified entities or individuals, these types of loans are often referred to as promissory notes.

4. Tax liens with an IRA are another way to get started with limited funds. These investments can produce returns up to 24% with limited risk if they are invested in properly.

These are just a few areas where investors can get started with private investments through a self directed IRA. There are many other investment options one can pursue with this account including stocks, bonds, mutual funds and a much much more. All of these investments are available through the self-directed IRA LLC structure.