@Shawn ChervinskisThere can be no direct or indirect benefit between you and the plan, and the fact that you would occupy a unit of the duplex is a 100% deal-killer for an IRA or 401k.You could use a Solo 401k to purchase a property held entirely by the 401k, and to which all expenses and income are attributed to the plan.A 401k (or IRA) can use non-recourse financing, but typically non-recourse lenders will want to see more like 35-40% down and a minimum of 10% cash in the plan for reserves.

Maybe a choir director wants to have practice 3 nights a week.I've had plenty of people for both purchase and lease want to live within walking distance of their place of worship. 

She's a pilates instructor and a sales director for a major hotel brand and I manage software accounts west of the Mississippi and abroad.

If you stick with the prison idea, specialize in Female prisoners and Federal prisoners. 

I am beginning to wonder if Ken's day job is maybe something of news director at CNN.... 

Ive had instances of female tenants wanting a little more than that and I will always stay clear of that, but for small and insignificant request Iḿ happy to oblige.

I complied a few different points from different sources, including our Director of Investment Services thoughts and opinions.

I am a young female looking to invest in multi units in the Chicago land.

Yeah every experienced female agent I know requires it.

There are many players in the market, one of my preference is Prypco Blocks, below are few reasons to trust:- It is founded by Amira Sajwani (Managing Director - Sales and Development, DAMAC Properties)- They're regulated by the DFSA, which adds a layer of legitimacy.- They offer a digital platform to track your investments easily.- They claim an 8-12% expected net annual ROI, which sounds promising.But it's always better to do your research and understand the risks and be sure before investing any money.