At a high level you can buy and hold or you can do things that result in short term positions (including refurbishment).There are many subtle variations and ways to make money with property.

That's your UBIT.Then, in a fit of "except - except", items that are otherwise exempt become taxable if they result from debt financing.None of that is to say you shouldn't own property in your IRA, or get a non-recourse loan to do it.

Stated another way...if I invest every extra dollar that investment would have to yield approximately 12% to achieve the same/similar results of paying off my mortgage in 13 years: Yr.

To show you how offbeat I got I even tried sending them a box of matches labeled "foreclosure stoppage kit" warning: use of this kit could put you in jail, call me instead at xxx-xxxx for other options.

For you not the apt scenario - I was able to reverse out and match your calculation for that.

I am interested to know what type of results to expect.

The 2nd picture kitchen one I can't really see the kitchen just the kitchen from the living room but the pictures don't scream granite counter and stainless steal- I can barely see most of them.Maybe move the couch a little bit away from the window and add some window trimmings- maybe red to match your pillows - move the black chair from where it is and center that living room table- put a flower arrangement on living room table- maybe clear glass with red flowers to match pillow cases again- doesn't have to be flowers- could be just some little nick nacks on that table- just something intresting- normally if you dont go with flower you can try nick nacks in odd numbers like 3.

Forward projection based on actual numbers this year should result in a 50% profit after all expenses (including operating expenses).I know this is kind of an odd approach with respect to everyone else but in order to get where I want to get going, it is actually working out better than expected because of serious planning and number crunching.

They wont be clients of yours but it could be a way to network.Take action.....monitor and track the results.....adjust and take more action.

(a) A landlord may not charge a tenant a late fee for failing to pay rent unless:(1) notice of the fee is included in a written lease;(2) the fee is a reasonable estimate of uncertain damages to the landlord that are incapable of precise calculation and result from late payment of rent; and(3) the rent has remained unpaid one full day after the date the rent was originally due.