The retirement funds are tax sheltered, and the trade off is that there can be no direct or indirect benefit between the plan and a disqualified party (in either direction).If you were to add value to the plan's investments, you clearly could not receive compensation.If you were to add value without compensation, then you are giving the plan free labor, and effectively making undocumented contributions to the plan.  

Hi Walter,I know it is a trip to Eugene from Medford, and believe it or not, there is a gentleman that is driving up for the REIA meetings at least once a month in Eugene from a town outside of Medford.By the way, I am the moderator for the meetings in Eugene, and on the board of directors for the Northwest REIA in Portland.

State law requires property managers be licensed managing brokers, I will be licensed but I came across this:RCW 18.85.231"Every licensed real estate firm must have and maintain an office or records depositories accessible in this state to representatives of the director.

This is why generally when you start at  a brokerage they have a director above you training you up.

Currently working as a digital marketing director for an agency and saving up some investment seed money to get started. 

, so renting it, or us buying it as individuals and then getting rent from our business to pay the mortgage is a pretty solid deal all around.We ourselves can't back a $1.2 million dollar sale - as an executive director of the non profit moving in there, I make about $70k a year and that's it.

In fact I'm on the board of directors for the North San Diego Real Estate Investors Association (www.nsdrei.org).

The franchise director generally has the inside scoop on off market locations wanting to sell due to partnership splits, owners retiring, franchises being taken away for franchise violations etc.In the FDD sometimes the parent company will list percentage of sales for corporate or franchise and what percentage they fall into.Example 400 corporate stores and 30% average 100k a year gross profit, 40% make 200k gross profit, and the top 30% make 350k. ( I do not know Tim Horton's numbers and this is just an example).

Arvada doesn't address it in their code, but their planning department director has issued a letter opining that STRs are not allowed.

The by-laws required three Directors; by definition one Director would not have an ownership interest.I agree with the recommendation to engage a management company, but I will modify that recommendation by specifying a Community Association Management company.