If your rental properties are inside your IRA or Roth IRA, can you touch the cash flow? The short answer: not until you’re 59½ — and that’s exactly the point.
Most Americans don’t have enough for retirement because they want the cash flow now instead of letting their money grow. Here’s the reality:
• 25% of Americans don’t even have $1,000 in savings.
• 70% of people aged 55–65 have less than $100,000 for retirement.
• The average Social Security check is about $1,900 a month — barely above poverty level.
So yes, you can take the cash flow after 59½, but the key is to let it grow tax-free until then. Use your Roth IRA to invest in real estate, crypto, notes, or private deals — not just Wall Street. Build it now so you can live free later.
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