.- Most crowdfunding is really just a 506 C offering that has a “web-enabled” mass marketing platform.- True crowdfunding to unaccredited investors only allows for $1 million raise per year. - The difference between a fund and single deal raise is 1. how we market it2. the extra scenarios for disclosures included in fund papers3.

@Alex Grecu @Leonard Nunery @Ted Scearcy @Peter WeicherOur developers would like to know if you're using a touch enabled monitor when you try to click on the circle to upload your photo?

Based upon this I would look at an actual dollar amount, not percentage that: 1) enables you to live in a safe neighborhood and decent schools district, is modest in size and fixtures, and has payments sufficiently small that you are still able to invest at least 10-20% (or whatever your target is) of your income. 

This is the most lucurative, but its not really for home gamers or mom & pop investors. 

While it's almost never worth pursuing past rent, it enables tenants to keep doing this to other landlords.

A 15 year mortgage was what enabled us to have a paid off house in the first place (Seattle) and eventually funded the apartment building. 

Consider creative approaches such as an older home with rental potential on a larger parcel of land that enables you to build "your" portion of the home in the backyard for example.

Class tracking enables you to associate any given transactions with its respective property.

I would ask you to remember this for those times -- whenever you choose to do a tenant in distress a favor or cut them a break, always ask yourself if you're really helping someone or just enabling their self-destructive behavior.2.

You can bypass the custodian by using Checkbook IRA (aka IRA owned LLC), this structure will enable you to have checkbook control over your retirement account, but custodian will still be there holding your IRA with single asset, the LLC.