I'm a young female still in my 20's looking to expand our current rental property business and generate an income that would allow me to be successful.

The judge then declared that she had to take the "standing" issue under consideration; in other words, she didn't know either whether it should be the IRA or the beneficiary (who is the self-director, but doesn't hold signature power) should be the correct defendant, or whether the IRA could even be sued at all (even though the IRA can hold title).We argued the merits of the case which was pretty clear-cut in my favor.After about two month we received the judge's written verdict which stated that the beneficiary had accepted responsibility by a) signing the contract (which he shouldn't have since he didn't have signing power - that should have been the custodian)b) showing up to trial and arguing his casec) counter-suing me for damagesThe judge showed that there was no question as to who was entitled to the deposit; we had not removed any contingencies and the escrow company was court-ordered to release the deposit to me.

I currently work as Technical Arts Director for a local church.

Currently I'm Research Director at INFONAVIT, a tripartite (government, unions and chambers) Worker's Housing Fund.

They were on the Board of Directors with a property management company handling day-to-day operations of the condo association. 

A: The rules define a “loan originator” as a person who, for or in expectation of direct or indirect compensation or other monetary gain, performs any of the following activities:(1) takes an application, offers, arranges, assists a consumer in obtaining or applying to obtain, negotiates, or otherwise obtains or makes an extension of credit for another person” OR(2) represents to the public through advertising or other means that such a person can or will perform any of these activities.

There is a community center next door to me and during a discussion with the director, he said to me that if I ever want to sell that the center is very interested in purchasing. 

I am retired Army and former multi-site Security Management Director experienced in many facets of facilities management and operations. 

Figured it's about time to start my own because after about six weeks of Bigger Pockets webinars and research I have a lot of questions.Immediate Goal (within 15 months): Use FHA 203k loan to purchase multi family in an affordable but relatively safe area of the city - Lincoln Square and North Center are ideal but potentially too pricey; willing to look in Avondale, West Irving Park and further south (Logan Square/Bucktown/Wicker Park/Humbolt Park/Pilsen) if it's a safe enough area for a single female to owner occupy.

Planning on the market moving in one direct or another from where it is now in a specific time frame is predicting the future.