ABC does not recognize the guaranteed rent signed in the contract and also sends a report where they invoice charges for $ 3,013.00 and that they intend to debit the debt that ABC has with my property.These charges, we received for both properties: (i) home warranty for the year 2021, which we did not request and in the case of my wife without a tenant; a turnover, which was not made to either of the two properties, licenses that in the city page do not appear any processed for mine and my wife's, valid until June; but the best thing is the renewal of the Lease Bond Rental for the year 2021, with the property 1717 N Regester without a contract and without a tenant, that is, without insurable interest and similar diligence accompanied by a “termination letter” of PMA for 2648 Edgecome CS.We will be reporting to MREC, MIA and probably a federal agency; however, to act in court we need a local attorney.

I seek zoning variances frequently in Philadelphia, but its a lengthy process and don't personally find it a worthwhile pursuit for legalizing a second unit in a building.

The issue you will come across is the lengthy PPP term on a DSCR loan.

Additionally, I've diversified my portfolio with investments in single-family properties and other assets.Over the past year, I formed a close bond with a retired multifamily real estate investor with over 40 years of experience who managed a portfolio exceeding 4,000 units.

You would have to go in for a variance, and in the city of Miami that is lengthy and pricey.

Yes , the 10-year Treasury bond yield can influence interest rates including mortgage rates.

Within real estate:  private lending, syndications, Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), Opportunity Zone (OZ) funds, As mentioned, there are public market options such as REITs and their preferred shares and/or bonds. 

The difference amounts to little more than insurance and a bond.

Unless you are planning a DST (not sure if SDIRA's can hold this type of investment) which is similar to high rate bond investing depending on the rate of returns. 

Also, something I don't pretend to grasp is the fact that bonds are paying 5%, dividens more and the stock market in general is even better.