Jaime Raskulinecz Highlights Tax Lien and Deed Investments Through Self-Directed IRAs
Jaime Raskulinecz of Next Generation Trust Company discusses the benefits and considerations of investing in tax liens and deeds via self-directed IRAs for portfolio diversification and passive income.

Jaime Raskulinecz, CEO of Next Generation Trust Company, has detailed how self-directed investors can leverage tax liens and tax deeds within their retirement accounts for diversification and passive income. In her Forbes Finance Council column, Raskulinecz explains the nuances of these investments, including the differences between tax lien certificates and deeds, and how they can be integrated into self-directed IRAs or solo 401(k) plans.
Tax liens, as Raskulinecz points out, offer a relatively short-term investment opportunity compared to other real estate investments, with the potential to generate income within a tax-advantaged account. However, she cautions investors about the importance of adhering to IRS guidelines to avoid prohibited transactions such as self-dealing.
For those interested in exploring this investment avenue further, Raskulinecz's article provides valuable insights. More information on self-directed retirement plans and the alternative assets they allow can be found at https://www.NextGenerationTrust.com.