so it sounds like if i get a loan using my SDIRA as the down payment, i would have yo pay UBIT on the loan amount. so say a loan of 100k with 1k per month in income. 25% down using my IRA. i would have to pay taxes on $750 per month for the first year. then slightly less than $750 the following year because now the loan amount has gone down, and eventually my taxes would become $0 if i held it for the 30year term or so.

If you continue to buy at retail pricing you will eventually run out of money and be stuck in a holding pattern as there is no way to get your down payment funds back out of a property with little or no equity.

You can ask them for a loan with a fixed interest or, you can use TIC (tenancy in common) for your partnership and fully disclose your intent to buy them out eventually. 

Having the place declared uninhabitable usually works to the advantage of a tenant anyway, and may require the landlord (eventually you) to make repairs to make it habitable (although a tenant's recourse is typically withholding of rent, so ...).  

Just purchased my first home and am hoping to eventually turn it into a rental in 3-5ish years. 

I am going to use the money I got back from VW TDI buyback to use in investing, eventually. 

As part of the collection effort, the lender must mail and record certain documents in case they are eventually required to foreclose on the property.commissionMost salespeople earn commissions for the work that they do and there are many sales professionals involved in each transaction, including Realtors, loan officers, title representatives, attorneys, escrow representative, and representatives for pest companies, home warranty companies, home inspection companies, insurance agents, and more.

Eventually, Jonathan set a clear expectation with me that I would receive rent by the 20th of each month.

Eventually, find value-add deals (even if you might need to supplement with HML money) that you can rehab and place a tenant, then refinance, allowing you to recover all the money back, and repeat.

It paid off very nicely & the majority became rentals or were eventually sold to buy more.