No need to stir the pot yet (unless you already don't want that tenant).

But my friends who practice in other areas are quite used to the expectation that attorneys should take all the risk even when there's a small or nonexistent pot of cash at the end of the rainbow.

Lawyer ... that ended that conversation and the item was removed.there are remedies for breach of contract.And I think its one thing that wholesalers need to understand if they are really just selling RE without a license then there are risks.. they have a very week standing in the transaction.. they get all puffed up about ethics etc. and they themselves are the ones that are skating around the laws of the land.. talk about the pot calling the kettle black..  

When you eventually take distributions from the IRA in retirement, they will be treated as regular income, but, by deferring the taxes over a period of time, you should have a larger pot to draw from.Often times the better comparison when evaluating an IRA investment into real estate is to weigh the expected performance of the real estate with other investments the IRA can make.  

Likely you will need to have it inspected and approved for that pot of money before putting tenants in using those subsidies.

I obtained my real estate license in 2010 but I am voluntarily inactive at the moment.I am completely new to investing.

I don't want to stir the pot by telling the tenant about the ongoing HOA complaints (long story).

Once in Waxahachie a tenant accused someone on my crew for stealing his pot.

Since he is not divorced his future ex could try and take some of the property as well since they are still marriedYou are asking for trouble based on the ingredients in this pot.

I am saving that 100 but I would like to be able to save that 500 also.The vehicle is the only thing I can reduce I have cut down all bills as much as possible so I was thinking voluntarily turning over the keys but I do know that hurts my credit for years.