Just curious, I’m a big magazine fan (physical copies).

This setup allows me to maintain my current income while being physically present in Missouri to actively manage our real estate investments.My BRRRR Strategy:My goal is to identify single-family homes or small multi-family units that need some rehab work, ideally in neighborhoods with strong rental demand and growth potential.

This ended up being a wholetail where we physically closed on the property ourselves and relisted it on the MLS after bringing up its market value.

What other factors should I pay close attention to in either the deal or when reviewing the physical property?

Personally, I've seen tenants granted a continued occupancy/renewal of their lease for the following:(1) threatening other tenants/neighbors with physical harm(2) dealing drugs out of the apartment with children residing in the same building(3) discharging a firearm on the premises(4) refusing entry to the landlord/his agent for necessary repairsAnd I am sure there are many other examples of bad behavior that the property owner is powerless to react to.

I own a few online businesses and in negotiations to purchase another local physical business within the next month or so.

While the self-directed IRA is a great structure for investing into real estate and other alternative assets, the Solo 401k is widely considered to be even better.Compared to an IRA, Solo 401k contribution limits are roughly ten times higher and there is no custodial requirement for the 401k.

They are not generally near a retail center-point so I'd be curious who a potential solid backfill would be, especially to your point, given the size and physical attributes of buildings themselves.

Sometimes players need physical therapy (rehab), some need more 1-on-1 coaching (optimization/advertising) and some to be traded (1031 exchange).

Physical REI is not a paper investment; almost anyone whose invested on paper numbers I am willing to bet is showing a lot less than the reality of if it unless they took realized gains by selling(into the appreciation rate) or cashed out refi.