Some people incorrectly associate the model with MLM.

(Sometimes the toilet plumbing is offered as an extra-cost option by the original builder; they put it in correctly before they pour the slab and just cap off the waste pipe; later on, the homeowner can install a toilet there and it will work just fine.)Some of the risk depends a little on how picky the city building inspector is, and that information is probably only available from other local investors or contractors. 

However, a member should not ignore the implications of information furnished and should make reasonable inquiries if the information furnished appears to be incorrect, incomplete, or inconsistent” http://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2012/may/schne...

This is incorrect.

Joe Splitrock's answer is also incorrect.

You have been told incorrectly.

Hey @Emeric Harney,Without looking at the holdings I would argue that you are diversifying your portfolio incorrectly.

Originally posted by @Anthony Dooley:Account Closed ...I would rather pay the taxes now and invest my money how I see fit than to put it under the IRS' control until I'm 59.5 before I pay taxes on it anyway.Anthony, your statement above is incorrect and misleading.

I never get an inspection and I poke holes in a buyers inspection because many times the items they call out are incorrect, misleading and completely against code.

I hope that I am incorrect about this because that would mean a different scenario for you but I believe this is the case.On the other hand, you can always look in to personal lines of credit, heloc's or something of that nature to assist you in funding your initial deals.