It is similar to a cook at a popular restaurant buying meat, but cooking it on the company grills, using the waitresses to serve it out the back door to customer pulling up paying cash.

We're looking to expand with several new 1 bedroom & 2 bedroom apartments or 3+ bedroom houses in popular areas of Los Angeles & San Diego.

I know SDIRA (or checkbook) and solo-401k are both popular, but if I qualify for solo-401k, is there a reason not to choose that over the SDIRA?

With the Popularity of Facebook and the fact that you can potentially reach people who are otherwise unreachable it seems like a possible treasure trove of untapped leads.

Luckily the realtor tried to show the $1200/mo Hoa as a benefit as I would have “full use of the casino amenities...” less than 5 years later I didn’t buy the equivalent condo for $200k. 

Househunt.com seems popular for buyer leads and has been around a long time.

Places to go to look for investors: networking events - this is popular these days.

@Paul Duncan The most popular option in our market seems to be Quest IRA.

(By the way, despite popular outcry, there are no new rules or laws in this lease.

Venmo seems to be popular, but their terms of service state that it’s not for business use - so that could become a problem at some point, holding up money.