I only bought them if they had big equity so that I could sell them within 6 months if I need to and get a nice big fat check LOL. 

If they are charging a higher fee, they may either be giving you some back in rate or they are just fat with overhead and have to charge it.   

She has been undergoing cancer treatment and was in a care facility for six months.

This is about $100 higher than a lot of units on the island.Identical units in the complex sold for as high as $245k before the crash.The complex is undergoing renovations.

A fat flip deal would have enough to cover UBIT and still blow up the IRA.Here is one of the quickest and bets ways to blow up a SDIRA: Lock up contracts with EMD's (earnest money depoists from your IRA (or options) and then assign the contracts or sell the options.

The thing to remember about the big boy "fat cat" investors, is that they really aren't real estate investors, a least not single family residential homes.

We all know that you're one of those RICH fat cat landlords that is exploiting the lower class.

You'll have butterflies at first, but if you chose correctly, you'll be wondering what the big fat hairy deal was about a year from now. :-)

Who would have ever thought you could buy a share of Ford Stock & a share of GM stock for less than a Grande, no-fat, sugar-free Cinnamon Dolce Latte, no whip at Starbucks?

Now, we could turn around and sell this in a few years and make a nice fat payday, but who wants to give up $180k a year in passive income just to trade it for a nice tax bill.