Self-Directed IRA Real Estate Investing (SDIRA)
Self-directed IRA real estate investing refers to using a self-directed individual retirement account to invest in real estate assets rather than only traditional securities such as stocks or mutual funds. NASIS includes self-directed IRA investing among the real estate investment topics it discusses for investors.
Strategic Exit Strategy
A strategic exit strategy is the planned approach for selling or otherwise exiting an investment at a future point in time in order to help maximize value and meet investment objectives. NASIS emphasizes the importance of considering an investment’s exit strategy before acquisition.
Sponsor
A sponsor is the real estate firm or entity that identifies, acquires, structures, and manages an investment offering on behalf of investors. In DST offerings, investment minimums and other offering terms may vary depending on the sponsor and the structure of the offering.
Stabilized Property
A stabilized property is an investment property that is substantially leased or occupied and operating with relatively consistent income at the time of acquisition. Stabilized assets may still be attractive to investors when supported by location, market strength, or other strategic considerations.
Square Feet
Determined by multiplying the length by the width of a space. If a unit is 50 feet long by 40 feet wide, the amount of square feet is 50×40 = 2,000 square feet.
