I would suggest reading through the reviews or picking someone who has the highest amount of forum posts, that way you know they are active in RE. 

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I have set up all those things in that way over the span of 9 years.

Vacant properties can sometimes be the way to go because you can try and get top market rent, as well as include any fees or protocols that might not be in a standard lease.  

So right off the bat I would question what would happen if we disagree etc. but I'm an out of state owner and just looked the other way until now (my fault I know, I ostriched). 

Hi William, the same way most wholesalers skip trace owners data, you can do the same for cash buyers.

I would consider these markets as part of the Recession Phase.I think the market cycle phase depends on location, but across the board I see either:1) Recession Phase for pandemic boom-towns,2) (light) Recession Phase for markets that aren't appreciating faster than inflation, and 3) Recovery/Expansion for places that never "boomed" during the pandemic -- just solid & steady growth (many Midwest/Northeast Markets).Either way, it appears to me that now is the time to buy (even more so for multifamily properties).What are you seeing in your market?

I would be willing to take an offer on the property in its current state so you could configure the construction any way you wish.

Either way, your father-in-law’s position is protected.The investment property should be held in either a land trust with an LLC as the beneficiary, or directly under an LLC.

If you're looking to reinvest in real estate tax-efficiently, keeping funds within the SDIRA is the best approach.