MN is NOT landlord UN-friendly or friendly, there simply is no such thing as that generalization STATE wide.

The area attracts many vacationers during the summer months, and if you are able to get some winter renters from Oct - March its a win/win.

*Buy and provide a golf cart as an additional fee (which I view as you best chance prove the value and cash flow from the asset)*Do not buy a golf cart, but simply provide info to a local golf cart rental.

If you have any advice, potential deals, or simply wish to connect, please don't hesitate to reach out.

So it ends up being a win-win for everyone... we have no rental gap, and the tenant still gets part of the deposits back.  

At some point, I will get my real estate license to get access to the MLS and to qualify for seller financing, but I am also debating whether I should get the license before getting a real estate job or simply before I am ready to start buying my own properties. 

Some areas will not cash flow simply because of how the market is.

Assuming a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow (it's a fact, look up "Time Value Of Money"), the less you pay in tax today, reinvest those tax savings, it's quite simply explosive to building your net worth over time.So now that I've thoroughly trashed buying real estate with your SIDRA, you should know some tactics on how to use your SIDRA to grow your real estate business.

If you have ever heard the saying you have to be in the game to win the game, I have found that you have to look for properties constantly to find the deal you want, but along the way you find a lot of other properties, that if you had your real estate license you could have made money on. 

To some its simply rehabbing SFRs or MFs.. others its building commercial buildings.