The extraordinary drives the ideas not the ordinary.  

Stainless steel appliances, patio balconies, two car garage, very nice finishes.TH amenities include resort style pool, cabana, and views of Kyle Field (Aggie football stadium)Purchase Price - $249,900Financing - 100% financed w/ VA loan, no money down, 3.5% Rent - $2500 Mortgage - $1123Prop Taxes - $447 / monthInsurance - $57 / monthHOA - $170 / monthVacancy factor - $250 / month Repairs factor - $100 / monthCash Flow - $356Cash ROI year 1- 34%Total ROI year 1 - 111%Please let know your thoughts or point out anything I'm not thinking about....Thanks!

Yes, there are tax issues with an ordinary IRA.

Also what are you going to do with the patio?

For example, I am going to get flood barriers for my front door and expandable sand bags for the patio doors. 

They sent an email to his secretary to wire money to a bank account, which wasn't out of the ordinary, since he buys antique cars all the time. fortunately they caught it in time and the money never made it to the perpetrator's account.

These businesses have various tax advantages over ordinary employees.

Full service gym, resort style pools, clubhouse, rooftop patios, dog parks, picnic areas, and covered or garage parking.

@Collin S.You are entitled to a deduction that is ordinary and necessary(and reasonable) to your business.Real estate taxes, mortgage interest, insurance, repairs, airbnb commission, cleaning, supplies, depreciation are going to be your key deductions.

An inner lounge patio, a kitchen island, and big crystal slides doors are just some of the highlights of the project.And we managed to even get a 100 EU for selling the old grinder of the butcher shop second hand!