Hi Elizabeth,Using a  self-directed IRA to invest in real estate can indeed be a viable option, but there are several important considerations to keep in mind. 

Real estate is certainly possible as a non-citizen, but it can involve added layers of complexity when managing from abroad.Best of luck as you navigate your options, and feel free to reach out with more questions!

You'll want to discuss those options with a real estate focused accountant for your personal situation.

Another great option would be Lakewood and they have a great school system. 

@Francine Geike If the investment property doesn't seem to bring in enough cash flow to comfortablyprovide a return, a 1031 exchange might be a good option for you.

Any costs being passed down to the owner is communicated and approved by the owner.If you're questioning your relationship with your PM then it might be best you consider other options.

Give the seller 2 options.1.

Having a larger building does seem like a better investment option if paired with partners. 

I purchased a house in 2021 and lived there for two years before converting it into a rental property. I had not considered opening an LLC until recently when I learned about its potential benefits for liability prote...

I'm not bankrolling a large portfolio so the popular option to gouge smaller managers for a minimum $100/mo isn't a biz model I'm willing to support.