We don't directly manage properties.

By contrast, we just teach “stick to good underwriting, using title reports and escrow and having sufficient capital to make sure the seller is cared for”.

In contrast to what I assumed, the majority of my rental income here in the northeast comes from summer rentals since that’s school vacation weeks and no matter what you’re charging on ski weekends it’s not matching the rent from an entire week’s summer stay. 

Once either is setup, you can certainly direct the funds into real estate; buy properties directly, buy into other people's deals, invest in promissory notes and other debt investments.

You can open a Self-Directed IRA and use the IRA funds to buy a house using a Non-recourse loan. 

Now I’m looking to roll some money over from my IRA to a self directed Roth and start investing in some RE here in the states.  

@Donald Hatter   It is always ideal to purchase property directly under an LLC to avoid the need for a subsequent deed transfer.

Most of the calls we property owners telling me my check amount was well below what they would sell their property if they were interested in selling which they weren't.We are disappointed and don't know which way to go with our Direct Mail marketing!

STR owners have historically been responsible for collecting and paying Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) directly to the city of San Antonio.

Are you sticking to direct mail, networking, MLS, or getting creative with off market opportunities?