LLC is going to give you legal protection to some degree, but there is no difference from a tax perspective.

IRS rules on allowable work are somewhat unclear on the degree to which a Self-Directed IRA account holder can do minor work on a property themselves.

So we decided to spend the money and do the best way which was the heat treatment method which kills the bed bugs and the eggs.I remotely watched the thermostat go up to over 200 degrees and they held it for a couple hours.No problems since!

After graduating college with a degree in both marketing and finance I transitioned to the lending side of the real estate industry.

Odd's are the one who sold the C4D is unaware to this situation, to some degree be it 100% or 50% (not aware of full extent).

This should give her more than enough time to earn a degree (or two), secure a nice job, save money, and have money for an investment. 

Buy a house hack, see if you like being a landlord then spread your wings to out of state when you aren’t working on your degree.

(And of course, you can't raise their rent until their lease expires.)A few things you could do which we usually do to one degree or another, but I don't think you are morally obligated to do. 1) Raise the rent, but not to market.

Yes, pivot from fixed income to hard assets and to a lesser degree soft assets.

I have a real estate finance degree, but decided to pursue a different career field post graduation.