Does it make more sense to look for a traditional loan in the location I'm planning to invest or at a local bank here in California?

I wanted to add traditional rental or owner finance type investments to my portfolio.

Then you would establish a traditional LLC as your operational LLC.

If you were to withdraw money from a traditional IRA, you would have to pay a 10 percent penalty along with any taxes related for the withdrawal.

Has anyone debated obtaining a 'limited brokers license' over a traditional real estate license?

Second, if the homes are real property then it's technically not a park, because the park is defined as a parking lot and the mobile homes are traditionally personal property.

If you can buy a week and get things going right now, you can close with a normal traditional conventional Fannie type loan in 3 weeks, assuming you are well qualified and don't lolly gag and fence sit and putz about...

As another alternative, you could just do a traditional construction loan (bank or builder) or come out of pocket and then put it into a VA home loan on a multi-unit property.

I’m a first time investor and I was wondering if I can use my traditional IRA with Fidelity to invest in Real Estate?

How would getting traditional financing work from the banks being on a Treaty Investor Visa (E-2)?