Google these, there are internet based companies that offer them ay great prices.

The internet is not qualified.When you take a distribution from an IRA, the amount of the distribution is considered income and added to your other income for the year to determine your tax amount due.  

I used to pay through the nose for income tax on my internet retail business - lots of revenue and really only COGS to offset it the income. 

For some background, we own a Class A complex of 36 townhomes in Atlanta, GA, where many of our residents desire Comcast for their internet/tv provider.

There is some uncertainty about how the market in this above area is handling the Pandemic impact, but I'm willing to wager that Government money and contracts + extra stimulus are keeping demand up.

I've looked at a few bank foreclosure sites and browsed through the internet on properties. 

If you decide that you want a Solo-401K plan that you can use to invest in real estate directly, one option is MySolo401K which you can easily find on the internet.

This gives you a good feel for the area and you might sometimes find deals that aren't displayed on the internet.

Self-guided learning (which is sometimes argued for in the age of so much free info on the internet) is not necessarily the best way to go.

I have done a couple deals off mls using agent, but I don’t know if a purchase agreement from internet would be sufficient.