The predicted value on its face is $590,000, but I can look more into this...public records list this as a SFR, but the listing is a 3-unit...I'm assuming this is a conversion...but that may not matter.

Good job at predicting the future.

I know it's impossible to time the market and no one can predict the future.

did not read it .. but debt instruments in your IRA tend to be a better fit than owning the asset.from a practical standpoint were folks can get in a bind is they don't leave enough reserves in their SIDRA to handle cap ex or tenant trashing of a unit.. and find themselves with not enough money in the SidRA to rectify.Plus the other thing is you wasting your ability to depreciate the asset.. notes don't depreciate.. so there fore notes are generally a better safer fit.. as long as your buying quality notes.. 

That being said, the future (especially regarding markets) is extremely tricky to predict.

Purchasing tax liens is purchasing a finance instrument. 

The 3/2 1200-1500 sqft market in San Diego County felt predictable and I saw an opportunity in an outlier community.

Beyond about 90 days it is impossible to predict the real estate market.

Hurricane Florence is about to strike the Carolinas and then possibly Georgia, according to the latest storm track predictions.

Tough to predict ten years out, none of the data providers go out further than five.According to CoStar, 1-3 star office properties in Poway have a 3.4% vacancy that trends up gradually to 6% by 2022, with consistent negative absorption of about 2500 sf / quarter.