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. 

To your question about the vehicle: I personally have a paid Toyota Tacoma that I bought for $4K my senior year in college that has been very dependable (I personally have put over 35K miles on it).

Let BP information (podcast, forums, connections) be your fuel and the people in your area be the vehicle.

To wit: We had to teach a local that we didn't consider it OK to chew on twigs and spit them out while in a motor vehicle that you do not own (chewing on twigs from a particular plant being the local equivalent of brushing one's teeth).

Mutifamily is a great investing vehicle and is more easily scaled than SF. 

When he became incapacitated and could no longer visit his unit, approximately 7 years ago, another family member, who had assisted him in maintaining the building, began utilizing the space for storage, vehicle repairs etc.