Emotions are strong enough to destroy nations!

Your broker would most likely have a strong say in what he/she allows with their business and your investments.

This market definitely makes it tough unless you've got a strong lead funnel.

The lender did not take that to the appraiser; instead, they agreed to lend 80% LTV (rather than the typical 75%) because of the strong monthly rental value.

Here is a secret to get rid of it, but I recommend you doing it outdoors because the fumes will be very strong- muriatic acid - dilute 1:1 with water and scrub away. 

You definitely want to make a strong impression with lenders and proper utilization of a revolving account will do that perfectly!

Service based retail that is hard to replicate online, such as convenience stores, restaurants, QSR, grocery, wireless stores, dry cleaners, medical offices, hair and nail salons, etc can generate strong risk-adjusted yield compared to apartments.

Colorado has strong appreciation but cash flow is lower.

But if you look at bottom of page 9 top of page 10, it clearly states property can't be contributed to the IRA but the funds can used to make the purchase which is what I said. as for holding it as a position, I was wrong I guess in theory if your IRA is large enough to purchase a property (which that word along has many meanings) you can sell what ya got to purchase it bearing in mind the strong limitations like the cash flow can't be another contribution because its passive income and IRA's as we know are funded with earned income or that this can't be personal property it has to be for an investment.

That being said, if you're solely getting licensed for MLS access, I strongly recommend that you speak with a buyer's agent in your market first.