@Jayman PetelUltimately, you will want to check with the PE firm and/or your licensed tax professional to evaluate the potential tax exposure of this investment.Income that is passive in nature will be tax sheltered to the IRA.  

I've also noticed that many folks here are also getting way more exposure on other podcasts because of it, and I even find myself listening in because I want to know more about you beyond the forum posts.For those of you being modest, let's just assume you qualify if you've been tagged by someone else here!

Moreover, I was helping host and promote webinars that gave more exposure to our group.

Generally the bank won't accept offers directly as they want maximum exposure and offers by listing it on the MLS.If it's not listed yet, they could be doing due diligence still, such as determining the listing price, winterizing the property etc.Good luck!

Being excellent in both takes time and experience. your ltv borrowing and lending (exposure) must remain low enough to remain in control. private lending on non rehab properties is one of the safest. buying all cash rehabs, your cash is the the most risky.

Otherwise, you will not get exposure to how the deals are structured, who the big players are, what types of properties are commonly used, etc.Being on the legal side, I know these deals can be quite complex, as there are lots of limitations and tax regulations, which is magnified as outside investors or banks often join the projects and utilize the credits.

Also note that if any losses occur during the first several years of operating your investment, those losses can be recorded and carried forward to offset future taxation.As you pay down your loan balance, the debt ratio will reduce your overall exposure to UBIT as well.

As an example, I've put off a few RE investing decisions i'd made prior to joining because I have the expectation that I'm likely to bump into even larger ideas as I continue to increase my exposure to GoBundance guys.

So this is a plus for landlords, and on balance I think those acquiring rental properties at this time will do well, but it makes sense to manage your exposure to Sec 8 tenants and Sec 8 dominated areas to a reasonable percentage of your portfolio (perhaps 50%).

Also, for those listing their properties, if you belong to MLS, the listings get the same exposure as the listings of the larger offices.