This allows us to consider the real estate cycle and determine the optimal timing to sell.

The issue is legally be allowed to raise rents and getting around what the city believes is fair market rents.

There is a % fee for withdrawing and/or closing, but that fee is capped at $250, so overall the fee structure seems reasonable to me.I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post the company's name here, so DM me and I can give you the name.

Tasty Trade is a brokerage that has allowed IRA LLCs/Trusts to open brokerage accounts. 

Lenders also have interest only options that could help with cashflow especially on acquisitions to allow you to get the listing up, and have your listing gain momentum (some listings start off slow while they accrue bookings, reviews, etc.)

This method gives you more control and is often a faster way to build wealth.Forcing appreciation allows you to create value rather than waiting and hoping for the market to rise.

I think it will meet long-term demand since new construction starts in the past 1-3 years have dropped off a cliff, so new supply coming onto the market from 2025-2028 will be significantly lower and allow for absorption of everything and most likely we'll start to see organic rent growth again in the 2-8% range as we saw in 2016-2020.

Some allow cash, most require the 10% deposit to be paid with a certified check made out to the referee but there is no verification of funds.

It’s challenging to understand how someone could allow their property to be sold at a tax deed auction.

@Brody Veilleux Loss harvesting in real estate allows you to offset capital gains by selling a property at a loss, which can also offset gains from stocks or other investments.