In this deal, I remained committed to upholding my standard realtor duties and due diligence process, despite the unique circumstances of a judicial sale.

@Basit Siddiqi no one in their right mind should come to you for RE advice since you don t know what you don t know about RE within a Solo401k or IRA.All the obstacles you mentioned are easy to overcome with the help of a CPA who is unbiased and knows what they are doing.It’s easy to value RE for RMDs if needed.

We have a title commitment for insurance.

Not looking for a huge time commitment from you…maybe 1-2 hours a week to start. 

With an unwavering commitment to excellence and a deep understanding of the intricacies of the commercial property market, I stand ready to be your trusted advisor in all matters related to commercial leasing, buying, and selling.Whether you're seeking to acquire a flagship location, divest underperforming assets, or secure a lucrative leasing opportunity, I invite you to connect with me.

Hey Danielle.I'm going to go in a different direction than some of the other commenters.I am an agent, and depending on your state, getting licensed can be a BIG commitment, both time- and cost-wise.I wouldn't recommend getting licensed unless you want to work as a real estate agent, helping people buy and sell properties.

However,jobs and other commits result in the decision to sell .

It's not easy and it takes a lot of commitment.

Quote from @Henry T.: Isn't Florida notorious for sinking houses?

@Sarah Kensinger don t forget investors can build and triple net lease their properties via a long term lease to management companies and enjoy all the benefits of passive investing.You are right .management companies who are responsible for taxes , insurance and maintenance, will make sure the property and furnishings( which they paid for) are well taken care of.