Too cold for my blood though :) See you around the site.

She pays no tax on income to her IRA.What everyone should remember is the "no self dealing clause" - you can't participate with your own IRA, nor can your spouse, nor can your parents or children (direct blood relitives + marriage) Therefore, you personally can't "own" a portion of the real estate along with your own IRA (or your parents ect) If you were to do that, perhaps that is where the UBIT comes into playAs far as Roth Vs.

We have refrained from reporting anyone because it can be quite a hassle and cause bad blood.

Any number of persons related by blood, marriage, adoption or guardianship, occupying a dwelling unit and living as a single nonprofit housekeeping unit; or not more than four (4) unrelated individuals eighteen (18) years of age or older living together in one (1) dwelling unit, having a relationship which is functionally equivalent to a family.

Instead of asking someone to give away whatever years of blood, sweat, tears, and money they've put into their business (otherwise known as experience), why not make an offer to help someone?

Now if the drone is going to show the railroad tracks, or the liquor store or the blood soaked intersection may be best to stick with pics :)

Once its in your blood you just can't fight it!

I just want to sieze an opportunity to work hard and earn what i can within the real estate realm because i definitely dont want to invest my blood, sweat and time into working for some company that has me by the balls my entire life.

You can't get blood out of a turnip (and the tenant knows it).

I feel your pain - - my physical damages alone were $9,500 not counting lost rents.However, after 19yrs, I've learned that you can't squeeze blood out of a rock - - such tenants have nothing to attach or garnish and if they do, then the lousy $100 per month will never pay off for you.