The samples were examined after 21 days.

(I honestly don't know)If it's a large percentage (more than 10%), I completely agree that it's something that should be examined, as much of that money could probably be better spent here.If it's a small percentage, I would personally rather spend time figuring out where we can cut large chunks of spending as opposed to nitpicking the small things.So, what percentage of our tax dollars are going to other countries?

REOS in Paradise I'm glad too see someone doing what I would like to do.Finance examiner im not sure what you mean.

She had the exam clerk rush the paperwork to the broker (it normally takes a couple days for the results to be available to the broker), and the broker was able to get her up and running within about 2 days after the exam.That's best case...Worst case, probably a week from the time you sign up with a brokerage...I don't know what state you're planning to take the course/exam in, but the course in Georgia takes about 150 hours to complete, and then about a week to sign up and take the exam.

My goal for last year was to start out and buy 2 properties and get them rented-I was able to do 4 and have more importantly calmed my wifes nerves with respect to buying real estate.

I think most of the time the sellers are a bit fearful and nervous about the whole situation so calming their nerves helps.

A "custodian" account provider like equity trust will put your paper work through the paces of examination so as to not trip up the SDIRA.

I'm now 4-5 hours away with no property management in the area so that is nerve racking but it has not been a bad experience. 

___The New York TimesF.B.I. and 2 States Examine Ex-Fox News Host’s Real Estate Businesshttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/0...

I have poke my head towards Lawrence, Lowell and Methuen.Then the itch came more and more this past year and want more and out of state...the nerves is probably what is holding me back (and time).