The title company or lawyer you’re using distributes the funds at closing to the lien holders in corresponding position then the seller.

Thing#2 - Use your owner occupant status to its full benefit (Low down payment-Lower interest rate, etc) and buy your next rental property now as an owner occupied home and live in it for a year or two while saving for rental property number three - Buy rental number three as an owner occupant and live in it for a year or two while saving for rental number four .... and so on.You see that your wife will need to be onboard for this to work out - You will be buying a home that is possibly not quite what she may have in mind for your "forever" home and there will be occasional moves as you acquire new investment properties - Eventually, you will not be able to continue this technique and you will get to buy that "forever" home.  

I'm going to focus on that until I can build some capital and gain some experience (and hopefully partnerships) to advance to some more intermediate/advanced techniques like BRRR's, flips, and ultimately multi-family buy-n-holds to generate passive income.

Think of it as your IRA buying stocks, but in this instance your IRA buys real propertyYou can't combine your 457, which is pre-tax, with your Roth IRA, which is post-taxJust like with any other retirement account you will be taxed at the time of distribution on tax-deferred accounts, or pull distributions tax-free from Roth IRAWhen you sell property (or any other investment) inside of a qualified account (Traditional or Roth IRA) there are no taxes, you are investing inside of a tax-deferred vehicleHope this helps! 

If you own any real estate, equity, derivatives, commodities, or even debt - The ownership on these assets is more than likely to be recorded on a distributed ledger (blockchain) and be represented by security tokens.But hey, don’t take my word for it.

My daughter was evacuated for days, and set her real estate office up to receive donations and distribute to those that lost homes, only to have her son end up losing his.

They are planning to convert to a REIT this year to take advantage of the additional 20% deduction, and I believe this could change it to be reported as something else.On an equity fund, you may have distributions like the above, and at the end when they sell the property you may have long-term capital gains (or possibly even short-term if they are really flipping it fast).

I tend to work with military communities for rentals and flips, but I am always looking to learn a few more techniques to make some extra coin.

If you don't repay the loan in five years or less, it becomes a deemed distribution for which you will be taxed.

Will give you a quick snapshot of the overall picture.So far as job inflow is concerned, in addition to Caterpillar, Geico and Raytheon @Ivan Dodic mentioned it was also recently announced that an Amazon Distribution Center is coming to Tucson.