Just watch out for the high property taxes and extremely liberal housing court.

And for those that think this city is a sh*those, it is, but not because residence are too liberal or somehow deficit or foolish.

Psychology and motivation are doled out liberally.

Obviously, any money that I contribute in the future to the employer's plans will have to stay at TIAA, but I want to liberate the existing accounts before they get locked there again.I want to transfer to a custodian that allows self-directed IRA or Solo-K. 

That's right, the country of Texas made a choice to join the United States after liberating itself from Mexico.

When interest rates were at 18%, a 8% loan seemed like a great deal.The “exchange” part of the 1031 is a VERY LIBERAL definition; usually those wanting to “exchange a property find a buyer, sell them the property, put the funds into an escrow administered by an exchange specialist, and use the funds to purchase a new, larger property.  

They of course have a different opinion. not sure in SC as I don't hold rentals there.. but I have been buying courthouse steps and tax sales going on 40 years now.. and hold over tenants in all of my deals and they number in the 100's have always been subject to eviction laws not trespassing.. and crap out here in liberal land west coast many times even full blown squatters the cops will tell U you have to evict.during the GFC in CA untold thousands of people moved into vacant homes and squatted for years.. they knew they could get cash for keys..

Can certainly be profitable but you need deep pockets or a liberal bank to provide lots of working capital. 

This allows administrators to be much more liberal in accepting assets and allows the ability to align with investment sponsors.

." -- Jacques LacanThere was enormous intellectual liberation in that quote from the chronic fear of failure I felt during my first renovation.