Real Estate Market Report 2019 | Self-Directed IRAs

Where and How Equity Trust Clients are Investing in Real Estate

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The trend of individual investors diversifying their retirement accounts to include a broad range of assets continues to grow.

Often referred to as self-directed IRAs, real estate is one of the most popular assets for self-directed investors, and the 2019 Self-Directed Real Estate Market Report provides data on real estate investments made by self-directed investors.

As a leading custodian of self-directed IRAs, Equity Trust researched 10 years of client data related to investing in real estate to produce this report.

What states have the highest and lowest real estate purchase price?
What is the average real estate purchase price?
Find the data to answer those questions.

Learn more about Real Estate IRAs and the Real Estate Market:

- Where are clients purchasing real estate (by region and by state)
- Types of properties purchased by region
- Northeast region real estate prices
- Midwest region real estate prices
- South region real estate prices
- West region real estate prices
- Property purchase price per state: Top 10 and Bottom 10 states
- Properties purchased by non-residents vs. average purchase price
- Average purchase price per year from 2008-2018
- Average purchase price per year: Equity Trust Company Clients vs Median Sale Prices in the United States
- Self-directed accounts partnering to purchase real estate
- Client investments in Notes secured by real estate
- How to get more information on Self-Directed IRAs for real estate

About this report:
The data in Equity Trust's Real Estate Market Report was aggregated from information provided by Equity Trust clients as of December 31, 2018. The data spans from 2008-2018 and is for educational purposes only.

Equity Trust is a passive custodian and does not provide tax, legal or investment advice. Whenever making an investment decision, please consult with your tax attorney or financial professional.