Thanks….I moved in to a new town in 2006… and I immediately joined the local REIAs…And the communication / email process of one had me baffled…. although there was a “ bulletin board” ..all comments were delayed a day or two before getting posted… I asked “ why the delay” and it was explained that all posts are vetted to make sure that they complied…blablabla…I called bull… by saying that …in my previous REIAs if you ran afoul of the rules there was a warning and a three strikes and you’re out system… but a sometimes deals a very time sensitive… getting the flip out to the whole group SWIFTLY was very important….

Quote from @Madhuri Arora: I'm looking for BRRR properties too....mostly multifamily.

There were a couple warning signs that he was a user/abuser.

Similar to undisturbed asbestos: if it isn't being broken up and entering the air supply, it will not do you any harm.But, per your comment and aligning with my message: you really need to know about building conditions, warning signs, building codes, tenant/landlord laws, etc.  

Many persons, myself included, warned people to ACT UPON THE OPPORTUNATIES during those times with all haste because we knew with mathematical certainty it would not last.   

it is not just about the Class bruh but more importantly is about the citythere's no point sometimes investing in city where there's just a damp of garbage in front of your home and they send you warning to go to the jail or not mowing grass ...people is poor and city is crazyalso examine how their bureaucracy is working and also the court system, once you go to the court for all these madness you just want to leave the city haha lol i would just invest at public reit.

The NAR leadership is in flux and members are dropping out.NAR President Warns DOJ A “Bigger Problem” Than Sitzer/Burnett (therealdeal.com)

They get away with a clean record and money in their pocket with no warning for the next victim and have been conditioned to try it again. 

Thanks for the stern warning @David Faulkner

There's also the SD IRA LLC, Checkbook version that's being touted, but found some Self Directed info warning to be careful with these.I'm interested in:- Obtaining rental property for income, AND tax benefits- Do some re-habs during the year (3-4/yr.)I have IRA resources available, and would like to leverage those resources in pursuit of the above interests.