That's also my bet as a good attorney wouldn't be suggesting what you have posted above, IMO.I suggest you not even get into Contract For Deeds, that will just blown off this site.Again, welcome to BP, might be a good idea to catch the flavor of this site before blasting in as an expert in any financing matter.

Solo IRA's are a flavor of SDIRA's but one step further down the road to independence and control than SDIRA's.  

The community seems quite vibrant and active, and I am looking forward to participating.

I'm like an ice cream addict at Baskin Robbins - I won't be satisfied until I try all 31 flavors. 

I'm a recent graduate and have been working for 1yr. I want to get into real estate; a fine business to park and invest my income. Thus far I am renting but looking to purchase a house and start gaining equity.But wha...

These are still valid arrangements.The quoted part above is in reference to a contract for deed, not a Sub-2.Not speaking of politics as an opinion of one side or another, but your local political flavor absolutely influences the way the bench leans in any area, meaning that in very pro business areas that favor landlords for example, a deed in lieu of foreclosure will be looked upon through those glasses.

I think Joe is really in the insurance department of an institution that buys paper, at best, just my guess as we will never really know, what we do know is the lack of attention to details, but, in time, he does grow on you and certainly adds flavor to any note discussion.

Consider inviting Bill Gulley over to add some flavor to the show:)

It's refreshing to hear from "the real deal" and not the "flavor of the month."

These are quaint neighborhoods with lots of local flavor and appeal that have lots of MIL unitis or ADUs built into the basements.