Hello All, I'm new to real estate investing and heard some talks from some friends regarding investing with your traditional IRA and/or Roth IRA accounts.

I can afford and qualify for an FHA loan for thesingle wide and land, but I’m unclear about my options toconcurrently finance the building of a traditional home on my parceland how that will affect.

I'd prefer to leverage it to buy multiple properties.If any hard money lenders could jump in and clarify if there is an option outside of traditional finance that I could avail of I would be happy to listen.Also, I will be in Phoenix, Arizona next month for a week if anyone is interested in meeting up (Even if its only for a friendly chat) I'd love to hear from you too.Thanks!

The weatherproof camera housings for traditional CCTV cameras can fit the small wired cameras The SimpliSafe cameras, at $99 a pop, simply don't stack up to that kind of camera value for what you actually need cameras for: getting evidence, monitoring outside approaches and porches, watching specific approaches.

Whether that be a house hack or invest traditionally.

Yeah I'm not sure why the characters came through like that but I am a certified financial planner but my advice is primary built around more traditional retirement accounts such as 401k's, 403b's, IRA's and Roth's. 

I believe there are lenders who will way your total net worth in ways traditional lenders may not.

Rates higher than traditional and if you buy fix then go to the bank make sure you have all documentation on what you did to the property.

I was intrigued by how this rate differs from something more traditional (~4%) when looking at "analysis over time." 

For example, buying an investment property in the traditional way means you put 20% or 25% down type of thing.