I'm just looking for the best (READ: pay least amount of taxes) way to pay myself on real estate income.I am aware of the restrictions on SD IRAs in regards to making withdrawls, and I am sure there are many possible options for me, I'm just looking for some direction.I am wholesaling for now and will be adding rehabs soon if that helps.

Frank also has the right idea with asking to be added as an additional insured... it doesn't extend coverage to you, but you would be notified if their coverage were to lapse or be cancelled.

Note, that tax on capital gain due to appreciation in land value will be added to this projection 

., a unit is empty) or economic (they didn't pay the rent, or your father gave them free time) needs to be added to the actual expenses, and compared to the gross scheduled rent.

I have never seen a home purchased in Kohl's cash, nor beads, chickens or cows, no, it's ALWAYS been USD better known as "cash". 

If the owner is still present on the deed (though my name would be added) would their be a concern for the due on sale clause to be called?

The only miss is that you still need to charge these so that stinks but they are offering more solar options to charge and I'll be adding those on shortly.

People who were unable to pay due to COVID or other excuses were able to go onto forbearance to try to straighten things out and the payments will be added to the tail end of their loan.  

After finding out this is not the legitimate way to go, even though you could get away with it, I decided just to declare everything 100% legitimately.On the upside, talking about the rehab, these are usally one-time expenses that can be added back in by the lender, which is cool and also only fair in my opinion. 

If you are lending, then it would be in your best interest to be added as a mortgagee on the policy.I hope these things make sense how I am describing them but I would also recommend getting with some type of an advisor/instructor on these techniques.