The level of administrative support required is quite high.

Just to clarify what Mike is trying to point out...A good rule of thumb for many residential properties is that expenses (including vacancy, maintenance, taxes, insurance, upkeep, administrative, etc) will generally run between 45-50% of gross income.

You would have to roll your HSA into a self directed account through a TPA (third party administrator) and then invest it in the choices of your liking, including RE.

`(a) Establishment- There is established in the Federal Housing Administration a HOPE for Homeowners Program.

This saves you lots of time, money and administrative head aches.

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Hi Jon,Hi Jon,Yep, you are right...using any type of financing (mortgage, seller carry back) inside the IRA generates that nasty UBIT.I have shown my clients how to use options and lease purchase arrangements to avoid this problem.The better choice is a self administrated solo 401k since UBIT does not apply to this type of plan.Dave

I am a part time college student slowly but surely on his way to getting an associates in business administration.

I just don't like to do anything where I could run into surprises.Another thing I wanted to say is that I have 20 years administrative experience.