This way next April you’re not wrIting Uncle Sam a check with commas.

@Andre SamAs a plan provider, I cannot make a specific recommendation as to a company to work with per BP guidelines.What I can help you do, however, is refine your question.Self-directed IRA's come in several formats offered by different types of companies.

While rates aren't the best anymore, the mortgage interest is still deductible and you avoid the capital gains tax.I also agree with Sam, a 1031 would delay the tax burden.

Instead of giving Uncle Sam a large portion of my bottom line each year, I plan on investing it into real estate.

@Mark Sproesser if your only concern is after your death, then get yourself a trust, you won't have to deal with probate for the house or any of your other assets, and you won't have to play roulette with your current prop 13 status or uncle Sam, as an added bonus you'll get a healthcare directive so you can dictate who is to make your healthcare decisions if you are unable to.

Builder is SAMA Developers, LLCYou will find all the info on the phase two 4-plex development on www.loopnet.com (search for multifamily in Selma TX).

Hey @Samuel SamA good place to start would probably to check out the "Education" tab on BP.There is a good selection of books and videos that can help you get started.Another thing would be for you to take a look at the webinars that Brandon does and has done.https://www.biggerpockets.com/webinarshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/proreplayAlthough to watch the archived ones, you'll need a subscription. 

Sam,A couple of suggestions:1. submit a claim to the Condo Association's Master policy.  

Hi Sam, a quick check says that there are 3,057 people in the Metropolis of Nevada City.

Meaning your entire cashflow+equity can be tax-free recapture-free used in the next property. 1031 sounds great although you'll have to pay Uncle Sam a big tax at the last property.