I actually refinanced my vehicle and pulled cash out and got a 0% interest credit card to fund my rehab of the rented unit. :). 

Purchased a foreclosure property that has an abandoned vehicle left in the driveway. 

Just trying to dig through the nuances of tax lien purchases as a potential future investment vehicle.   

Our investment vehicle will be the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and repeat).

I’m debating whether to prioritize buying a rental property versus investing in the vehicles you mentioned, or just going in 50/50.

With a SDIRA, you can invest in both of the latter, plus real estate and more investment vehicles.

. :)In either circumstance, notes have always been an interesting topic to me for the variety of what could be constituted a note and what you can actually add to your note portfolio to diversify other investment vehicles in the grand scheme of ones portfolio.I do have a question though, do you know anyone who has invested in lottery winnings?

If you park your $30k into a vehicle that pumps out money every month, and if that money can yield 15-20% or better (leveraged, with a mortgage) or even 10% without one, you've made a sound investment.

I have a couple thoughts and wanted to see what this wonderful communities perspective/ advice is.I am 29, recently married and no children, I have no dept, the only asset I have is my vehicle I have 750+ credit. 

If you're going to be the only member of the LLC, someone forms an LLC mostly for liability protection but if you have more than one partner then it becomes a useful vehicle having an agreement between the members as to how to run the business and split profits and such.