In fact, I'm embarrassed to say that not only is this not anything new, but there's also a YouTube video about this:

He has a You Tube channel with many informative videos detailing self directed IRAs and Solo 401ks.

Big fan of everything music related: concerts, musicals, and of course karaoke lol.I'm quite new in this amazing and exciting world but also a quick learner, so if there's any way that this newbie can bring value to anyone's adventure, I'm more than willing to help.Excited to learn and connect with you all! 

Please give me link etc.As each zip code may have different profile I want to be sure to pick correct side of the town  Jagan,You can check out all of our podcast episodes on Youtube here: Investor's Guide to Memphis Real EstateHappy to hop on a call and review any of these with you and give you more insight as well. 

I did a YouTube video about how I found, negotiated, underwrote, and bought this house here @RobDoesREI: https://youtu.be/PR3kYZVA3oI?

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Another piece from NAR "The Truth About the NAR Settlement" about pervasive misinformation in the media:https://www.nar.realtor/magazine/real-estate-news/law-and-et...Interesting take on Youtube from Jack Gately (real estate agent but not a Realtor):Link may not work, google or search youtube for Jack Gately, "I read the whole 108 page proposed NAR settlement and found a HUGE LOOPHOLE"Notorious ROB's take on it (after he read the settlement) which I thought was really good (paywall alert, sorry):https://notoriousrob.substack.com/p/the-nar-settlement-first...

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

He describes it like a big game of musical chairs with having to be in positions which are winning because his competition is in those positions and then try to guess when to get out before everyone is trying to get out at the same time so as not to be left without a "chair" or taking the loss. 

Your one-bedroom condo may not be a great fit for insurance company relocations (for families displaced by fires), but if your other rentals have two-three bedrooms this may be another way to fill your rentals.I haven't done this, but follow a MTM guy on YouTube that suggests driving by the local "Extended Stay" hotel and looking for company vans in the parking lot.