Take a look at the math like Jaysen said and see if it's not better off in another real estate deal or some other investment vehicle (like an index fund). 

I understand that the basics of investing should remain the same but is there anything specific (like tax laws, financial vehicles, market conditions) that I should be wary of? 

I understand that the basics of investing should remain the same but is there anything specific (like tax laws, financial vehicles, market conditions) that I should be wary of? 

I have another tenant (been with us 12 years) who is a house cleaner, that's still working her higher end homes (& has always been cash off the books), she is now getting extra pay to disinfect the premises & their vehicles. 

If a decree is the vehicle a court uses to document the rights to a piece of property and a warranty deed is recorded with the county clerk to perform the transfer, how is is possible that a bank can ask me for something else, effectively opening up a transaction that was completed ten years ago.

I also removed vehicles, cleaned yard, Removed old ceramic flooring and drywall to the studs.

@Brian Henderson In order to invest in alternative assets like real estate within your retirement vehicles, they will need to be self-directed.

They are the ultimate tax reducing vehicle. 

What vehicles are others doing to accomplish this?

Just a little bit about my financial situation- I have some college debt around 25k, a payed off car, around 10k saved, and a few investment vehicles started like some real estate crowdfunding (AHP) and MC Laubscher's(The Cash Flow Ninja)  whole life insurance policy used for infinite banking.