I just saw your inquiry. 

I just put a completely renovated 3bd 2 bath home in California up for rent online yesterday and got an overwhelming response of inquiries.

I’m also looking to refinance my rental property that I fixed up and pull some of that money out for another deal but my credit is low and I’ll get a much higher Interest rate than I originally had and that inquiry will also pull my credit down a few more points.. which with affect me when I go to buy the next property.

IRA contributions are limited and are currently at $6000 per year in 2019, dependent on income thresholds.Secondly, if your Roth IRA were to purchase a property, you could not live in that property.So, for purposes of your inquiry, just do this transaction with personal funds.Separately, you may want to sit down with your CPA or financial advisor and discuss retirement plans and how you can utilize these tax-sheltered vehicles as part of your larger financial plan.

Cassandra :)Its typical for landlords to not respond to inquiries, and those that do respond are FAR from reliable.

When the account is opened...due to the hard inquiry. 2.

Lots of inquiries on facebook but no leads, I find more waste of time.

Realtor said she's probably received upwards of 700 inquiries about the property and someone has already offered full asking but they are talking with their attorney today.

Less than 1% of my inquiries come from a vacation website. 

Thank you to everyone who had responded to my inquiry.