Ultimately, thats really all I want to try to do.

So my question is ultimately, can I (I believe I can), but more importantly should I purchase the adjacent lot with my SDIRA?

Ultimately I'm going to add a security door there but for now, to eliminate the problem, I boarded off the space.

If you overpay for a SFH on the court house steps you can probably survive it.

The only way an agent survives in this business is by referrals from past clients.

@Devin Arrigo just remember it's a cliff that thousands of people have walked off (and survived the fall).

I've talked to a few friends who are actively in the business and I'm very intrigued and I've blazed through the ultimate beginner's guide as well. 

So if your ultimate goal is to go full time, you really need to be able to start working some transactions.

Even at the Common Pleas level, different judges can rule differently on the same set of facts since reasonable people can reach a different conclusion based on the same evidence.Incidentally, that's why the best reason for eviction is ultimately nonpayment of rent.

Ultimately you have to go with who you feel most comfortable dealing with.