I am hoping to purchase a mixed-use property in NYC that has two rental apartments and one store front all occupied.   

We have outstanding debt of $10.635.000 and they are all with different banks. mix of multifamily, commercial, and single family. 

I have many questions if I’m “doing it right,” as my properties are a mix of mortgage loans of varying lengths, and two houses are seller financed.

You can then diversify to get the "right" mix asset allocation mix. 

You cannot mix IRA and personal funds or otherwise personally benefit from the IRA.With $22K, I would recommend against a self-directed IRA LLC in California. 

Hi, I inherited a 1 family home, where I had been living for more than 10 years, I did not pay rent prior to inheriting, continued to live in after inheriting, no interruption.Got the deed 1.5 years ago after probat...

Otherwise threads sometimes get lost in the mix. 

For retail centers you could have all national tenants, some mix of national and regional to mom and pop, all mom and pop.

. $1.1 mil + equity in my property (no liens, and very good credit score)Since I am running a business on my first level of my home, I couldn’t find any financial institution to secure me a HELOC (apart from point.com which doesn’t seem a good deal for me)…apparently, the lenders don’t like mixed commercial/residential type of business (e.g. assisted living).

Every city has its own mix of 'good area' and 'bad area' thing going on to some extent, but the bigger picture needs to be solid firstly.Beyond that, I think you're touching on numerous different things here but my mind would be on getting actual numbers/data.