​EXPLORE SELF-DIRECTED IRA (SDIRA) REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

Grow Your Vision

Unlike traditional IRAs, which limit investing options to bonds, stocks, and mutual funds, a self-directed IRA offers:


  • Greater flexibility to invest directly in real estate.
  • Access to premium investment opportunities.
  • Diversification beyond traditional investments.
  • Decreased risk during a volatile stock market.

Here's How It Works

1

Open your SDIRA account with qualified custodian

2

Fund your account with a contribution, transfer, or rollover

3

Purchase your investment

*Consult with an accountant to maximize opportunties for appreciation and taxes when using this funding.

Problems with Other Investments

  • Stock Market Volatility
  • 401K/ IRA Underperforming
  • Paying High Taxes
  • Slow Road to Retirement
  • Little Control in Investment Options
  • Lack of Passive Income
  • Time Required to Acquire Real Estate
  • Risk and Hassle of Single Family Homes

Why Choose

Moore Money Health and Life

You want peace of mind , however, traditional retirement plans are unstable with inconsistent growth



Moore Money Capital specializes in pooling money with other investors to purchase apartment buildings which are safer and more stable than single family real estate and traditional retirement plans. 


Whether you are new to investing or a seasoned investor, Moore Money Capital is dedicated to helping you achieve your goals and dreams.

With traditional investing you must pay capital gains and the IRS does not allow DEPRECIATION on stocks. Multifamily investing is a good strategy to get off the 1031 exchange and defer gains.


Moore Money Capital invests in stable (above 80% occupancy) CASH FLOW  positive properties that allow our investors in make healthy returns while showing an overall tax loss at the end of each year.  This is achieved through cost segregation studies with K1 tax benefits passing to our investors.


Multifamily investors, after consulting with their tax advisor, can LOWER their TAX burden through:



1. Standard straight line depreciation

2. Accelerated depreciation

3. Bonus depreciation