tenant13
Full time employment: Posting here.
I'm about to purchase an investment property in Puerto Vallarta through the LLC owned by my SDIRA. It's a competitive market but also kind of perfect for managing hands off rentals (it's all rental condos and management companies) so doing it through SDIRA is logical. I don't really care about monthly income, This is to diversify my portfolio - I can't sit on a gigantic pile of tech stocks any longer and I already have enough of the "safe" investments like ETFs and bonds.
Anyway, the question is about prohibited transactions. As the LLC manager I'm the person signing all the paperwork which can be done remotely most of the time but at some point I will have to be present for closing. Can the travel expenses be covered by the SDIRA? And how would I go about it? Purchase flights and hotels using my personal credit cards and then reimburse myself from SDIRA (like with HSA)? Or use my LLC's debit card? I would prefer the first option but I'm not sure about the legality.
Secondly, has anyone used an ERISA advisor for their SDIRA and could recommend one? Perhaps I should invest in a professional consultation.
Anyway, the question is about prohibited transactions. As the LLC manager I'm the person signing all the paperwork which can be done remotely most of the time but at some point I will have to be present for closing. Can the travel expenses be covered by the SDIRA? And how would I go about it? Purchase flights and hotels using my personal credit cards and then reimburse myself from SDIRA (like with HSA)? Or use my LLC's debit card? I would prefer the first option but I'm not sure about the legality.
Secondly, has anyone used an ERISA advisor for their SDIRA and could recommend one? Perhaps I should invest in a professional consultation.