The strike price is such that the option is going to result in lots of money to the Roth IRA, usually $10,000 to $20,000.

I'm a single mom, still living with my own mother, and looking to strike out on my own officially and be financially independent.

in most states as long as your felony is not financial you can get a real estate license I woujld do that.then work for a top producer and learn the trade.. do his or her busy work share commisisons.I have seen many apprentice for 3 to 5 years then strike out on their own and end up doing quite well for themselves.trying to be a real estate investor with limited financials is a pretty tough thing to do with or without criminal backgroudn

I’d say it depends on the strike price:A- basically turnkey, pay out the nose, appreciation play, break even or negative cashflow B- “cosmetic “, still low equity, some or no cashflowC- “needs work”, some equity but if it’s SFR not that sexy, .8-1.3% cashflow D- distressed, equity gets eaten up in repair but might get 1.3-1.5%You have to take into account any financial motivators, liens, concessions, the neighborhood, schools, taxes....Find the best value in an emerging market.

If I, a healthy 37 year old, drive my car, suffer a fatal stroke, my car goes across the median, strikes your car.

The issue is my debt to income.So, do I: A)locate a partner to refi and strike a deal with them and the bank, or B) sell the property and hope to get at least my money back?

If you wait to only swing at pitches that look like they will be home runs then you will strike out a lot more than necessary.

I finally got it after about a year (the apartment had a "three strikes" policy and it took me awhile to get the strike count I needed to get rid of him).

That is where you want the cue ball to strike the target ball. 

@Rob Gillespie I have an opportunity to strike on an 8 Plex in East Cleveland, any chance you could be of any assistance in trying to value this one properly?