Was only invested part of the quarter, but annualized it looks to be around 8% dividend.  

As far as I know, there's not been major changes to the tax laws on this since.There's several situations that leads to taxation of the boot.

- Are the profits distributed monthly, quarterly, annually?

@Li TolentinoThe matter should be discussed with your CPA.An IRA has exposure to taxation in two situations. 

The ROI differential of putting $40K into a $100K property as opposed to putting $100K all cash into the same property will be significant, and that few hundred dollars of taxation plus the cost of a CPA to do the IRA tax return will be a small reduction in the benefits of using leverage.

Find one to do monthly statements for your rental business and see if you can sit down once a quarter or one a month to talk about how it’s going or what to look out for.

If you keep on investing everything you make, you will short on cash to pay estimated tax each quarter. 

Hi Ashely, We have quarterly payments that we make and yearly membership dues.

Landlord has the right to be doing quarterly inspections to insure everything is in good working order.

All are c class repositioning plays.5 of the 6 have been great at the end of the quarter the smallest operator has a check in my mailbox within 10 days, and I am doing this for the cash flow primarily.