This is an on going topic, as a private landlord I would avoid if possible, If the owners of a building apply for funding for rehab the loans may be tied to lower interest rates if they rent to section 8 renters for a given number of years.

The deal was financed through a combination of private funds from our Partner Driven capital resources and contributions from our partner, Archie Raglin.

some of the charges are driving with a suspended license criminal littering/ pollution on private property no mandatory insurance unsafe lane changecriminal trespassing...showed bonded out and later dismissed disorderly conduct...later dismissed driving with no head lanps

Megan, Not sure if I can help you exactly, but a few items that might help: 1) As you are out having conversations with potential private money lenders, you can start the conversation about "Did you know you can use IRA, or old employer 401k funds to make private money loans, secured by real estate?"

That being said the leads typically are not the problem (sometimes the leads are bad), it's the conversation to converts the leads.

SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

I have a few garage conversions and usually turn them in to flex space - i.e. projector, PS5, Pull out or modular couches etc. 

Make sure you and your brother are on the same page, and it might be helpful to have an open conversation with your wife about the potential risks and benefits.

In most cases, partnerships are most effective for seasoned investors.Therefore, a conventional or private loan is safer than forming a partnership if you plan to purchase a single-family home.Private money loanBorrowing money from private money lenders is another option to buy a rehab or rental property.

You could do an in-plan conversion to the Roth side once moved into Solo 401(k). 2) You might want to talk to your CPA/tax professional about converting from the pre-tax to Roth, prior to or after you make your investment.