Investing in Notes and Debt Funds with a Self-Directed IRA
Tired of relying only on the stock market for retirement growth? Private lending and debt funds may offer a path to consistent, secured returns—and your self-directed IRA can be the vehicle to get you there.
In this live session, Nate Hare (VP of Sales, Directed IRA), and Patrick McClatchy (Relationship Manager, PPR Capital) walk you through how to use a self-directed IRA to invest in private notes and debt funds. You’ll learn the fundamentals of private lending, what makes debt funds different, and how to evaluate opportunities for consistent returns and diversification.
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What you’ll learn:
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How self-directed IRAs work and why they allow you to invest in private lending
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The difference between individual notes, hard money loans, and debt funds
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Key benefits of investing in notes and funds, including steady returns and asset-backed protection
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Risks to watch out for and due diligence strategies
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Practical steps to get started with your IRA in lending opportunities
Why Directed IRA?
At Directed IRA, we’ve helped thousands of investors put over $3 billion into real estate, private funds, notes, and more, all inside tax-advantaged retirement accounts. Our team of experts and streamlined platform make it easy to invest with confidence.
Book a call today with a self-directed IRA expert to see how you can start investing in what you know!
