Recently I was talking with an agent who proposed the idea of me forming a single-person LLC and then using it to buy an investment property for cash. 

Freaking out to be honest with you.I have one financial proposal and I was wondering what do you guys think about it?

You may never know the difference until years later.When buying residential real estate (not what you are proposing, but what I have experience with), the seller pays the buyer's agent.

Hi, we are new to REI and need help with creating an unsolicited proposal to submit against a vacant, county owned property.

I would like to propose to my Landlord for her to do owner financing. 

Just do this Google search:  reconciliation self directed IRAYou'll get a smattering of links (ignore the Ad results) that explain why this is such a hot topic right now (and why you should get involved by communicating with your representatives).Most expect that the issue will be resolved once the Build Back Better legislation has been passed in the coming weeks....

I'm curious if anyone has done something like this before and who would know a thing or two.My next step is going to be getting this proposal/Pro-forma out to all of the interested capital groups that reached out to me when I first took on this project and see what everyone is offering.Thanks in advance!

Thoughts on this….This article was sent to me from my CPA after I asked a question about my current note investing and investments I am seeking to get in on, which includes anything from individual purchases with a JV to accredited investing with a fund company.https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/1...My SDIRA also sent me this email regarding the proposed tax law on using IRAs for these investments.How does the proposed legislation affect me?

I have proposed three options to them. 1 - Buy it outright at a steep discount. 2 - Buy it for a higher price with seller financing. or 3 - rent from them and turn around and rent it out to a long term renter.

I'll start off by saying that I think Saint Paul proposal definitely went too far.