Prohibited Transactions: While the IRS does not dictate investment assets, it does have rules regarding whom an IRA may have transactions with.

Of course it plays into that because it dictates what I can refinance my commercial buildings at, but I'm looking at the area for that rather than an individual buildings. 

Either way, the quality of the asset ms you purchase is the biggest factor that will ultimately dictate your experience and success imo.

The contract will dictate the worst case scenario, but usually it's losing your EMD.

@Ryan Taylor  There are several approaches you can take, depending upon what the homeowner is willing to do, what you're willing to do, and ultimately what the numbers in the deal dictate. 

Every decision you make with regards to every deal you make should be made based on the next move you are going to make, which is dictated by the REI Plan you've already designed.Your next move is to design that plan.

That is true Only if the husband and wife vested the title with “rights of survivorship”....if not, the will dictates, and in this case it appears his interests goes to the wife And the children.I just went through this with properties in MS and Al....which didn’t have rights of survivorship.   

At one point AB1482 dictated the LL had to provide tenant notice to maintain the right to move family into the unit.  

The lender that I chose for my HELOC was one of those who did not close or reduce any HELOCs during The Great Recession and did not close or reduce any to-date during The COVID Crisis; I know that history doesn’t dictate the future, but given that the Financial Crisis of ‘08-‘11 was the most recent and most severe benchmark to go off of, coupled with our current situation, I feel about as confident as I think a person can be in regards to that.

.- I have the deal, I dictate the terms, period