The technical definition for a qualified plan is one that satisfies the requirements of IRC Section 401(a).  

If ANYONE needs introductions to the direct SPONSOR of a deal who has a clean background and ISN't under SEC investigation I'm happy to connect you.

No offense intended, and I'm not trying to antagonize, but your background does not seem to match with anyone I would want to do business with.

Technically you can only have one FHA loan at a time, and you must live there for at least one year.

To give a brief background, I've flipped 2 properties and am now looking to venture into rentals.

We go through regular backgrounds and FAA medicals.

In other words, Rioprop, basically.If you think of it this way:40-10-83 gives you possessory rights and lets you file an ejectment lawsuit with only a tax certificateOther sections address problems with the tax sale, burdens of proof, and tender, all having to do with technicalities of ejectment lawsuitsOne section addresses a statute of limitations with reference to an ejectment lawsuit, and othersThe final section addresses the remedy of awarding legal fees of the taxpayer redeems when ejectment is file.

However if I were to see the listing on it's own with no background photos I wouldn't expect it to be a home in Sedona or even the desert southwest for that matter.

@Lee Falkenhagen no particular reason other than Cozy was recommend to me here on BP, and offers me the ability to complete more steps of my process than a straight money exchange program would (background/credit check, rest analysis/estimator, offers the tenant the ability to make service requests etc.).

I know there is free info out there, but I hope more people take the time to really look into the backgrounds of those that write that content.