People, Bill has already had a post removed that had very dangerous suggestions, just because someone has ideas and makes it sound like the best thing since sliced bread doesn't mean it safe, ethical, prudent or legal.Bill, welcome to BP, but you might do some lurking and reading to get the flavor of this site.

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.

Fortune favors the bold!

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

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

Lukasz - My answers are inserted below in underlined bold...Originally posted by @Lukasz Kukwa:Hi All, As a new investor, I have a couple of questions regarding raising private money.

Flippers when you sell a home put the following clause/disclaimer at the bottom of your sales contract in Bold... but one VERY VERY important side note - do you have the advantage of offering your buyer loans that a mainstream mortgage company won't with taxpayer bail out money? 

So I received my weekly mail this morning through that convenient slot in my door and curiosity made me go pick up that envelope and in that formal letterhead I saw the utilities' company's name in bold letters.  

Non Sequitur: I don't think the bold text button likes to actually turn off for me :-P

See my responses in BOLD Originally posted by @Gina D.: Maybe because of the close proximity to NY (a gateway) we are prone to many avenues of investment.