To be fair, I got 3 jokes out of that - one for Floridians, one for Russian speakers (a palatka is a tent, even though that placename was derived from an Indian language instead), and a "Russian speaker improperly using English grammar per their own model" joke.  

One other thing about credit scores - a small part of your credit score is derived from the variety of credit accounts (house, car, cc) and new credit.

Bill, the FDIC has 70 billion dollars covering over 6 trillion in deposits.With both the Dodd Frank Act and the 2005 Bankruptcy Act, derivative claims have prioity over all other claims secured and unsecured, insured and uninsured.I'm really not against this, because having the government insure deposits causes people to blindy turn over monies to any bank with an FDIC sign on the door.

You could also derive a percentage from this approach.

For the lowly landlord is to be looked down upon and reviled for daring to derive income in exchange for providing safe shelter.

To my knowledge not all will deal with this. 2) ContractorsPart of our business model includes attaching estimated repairs derived from licensed contractor quotes. 3) Agent/RealtorIn addition to including repair quotes from licensed individuals I'd like to work with an agent who can provide comparables to accurately determine ARV.

I learned quite well from small experiments trading derivatives in my earlier 20's that you can capture immense premiums for a time if you're willing to take on a sizable risk of ruin.All in all you've set yourself a relatively ambitious goal, not knowing more about your circumstances and how your family raised you to think about money. 

So from that perspective I suppose you could infer that it would make your rental look more appealing to that demographic, and if you ran the numbers it may even help your vacancy rate which in turn you could derive as a boost to ROI?

Unlike an IRA, there is an exception to UDFI for income derived from real estate owned by the Solo 401k and acquired with non-recourse debt.

(A physics major like Jon H might say the first derivative is positive and the second is negative.)For what it's worth, here are some cities that look good to me in terms of long term trends:PortlandSacramentoInland EmpireBoiseVegasPhoenixProvoDenverSouth TexasSan AntonioAustinDallasHoustonAtlantaSW FloridaOrlandoResearch TriangleI have listed them from West to East and not in the order of growth.