Generally rental real estate is exempt from UBTI under Sec 512.An IRA does not avoid UBTI via UDFI if the rental real estate asset is leveraged (per Sec 514).Generally, an IRA would not have UBTI exposure on unleveraged rental real estate, however it is always best to have the conversation with your tax professional as this area of the tax code is not simple -- even a lot of professionals mess it up.

Seems like the gradual approach to find out if it's right for me has been a common approach, just hoping i'm able to get in enough exposure on a limited basis.Originally posted by @John Slater:Hi Bill. 

My limited exposure to treia meetings is they are one giant guru sellfest, which isn’t for me.If you’re looking long distance, feel free to hit me up, as that’s what I do.

I am still attending university here in the United States, come from a Finance background, and I haven't had any real exposure to CRE yet with 0 track record.

Good to know the number of 2 to 4 unit property sales and the different rental laws in the area.Alina, I hold a REIT in my Roth IRA, so that's my only real estate exposure at the moment.

I am not afraid to swing a hammer, but I am also hoping for exposure to the business / deal side of things.

What I am looking for help on is exposure.

I looked into the Sherwin-Williams system some years back when I considered it for my own house, which has siding in overall good condition but some areas that are really scratched up and a western exposure that's pretty faded.

Welcome, I am a south shore local that has some northshore investment exposure in the portfolio. 

Trying wholesaling will give you exposure to more deals.