Also incorrect, having a non-recourse loan means you don't need to sign a personal guarantee. 

So I'd spell how what kind of returns people are getting if you guarantee any, and also if they are entitled to increased equity from filling vacancies and rent raises.

Section 8 tenants are guaranteed allowed to pay more than the payment standard??

(Also, if he's leaving his job, then income verification doesn't make too much since unless you can guarantee that he'll have another job in Knoxville ... which you can't guarantee). 

You can buy the property on your own (with the help of a partner, using HML, etc.) or your IRA can buy this property (again, partnering with someone who is not a disqualified person, getting a loan, etc.) but joint transaction when you and your IRA are both involved would not work.When buying in an IRA, you have to use non-recourse financing (conventional financing would not work since it required personal guarantee).

I also from a personal philosophical standpoint disagree with new investors wanting to use "OPM" unless it's a loan that they will personally guarantee.  

The state guarantees that you will receive your interest OR you will own the property.

I signed a contract on one rental property which i pay cash but the bank says, it's not enough guarantee.

In fact, you can read many folks' stories as to how they became financially independent and I can guarantee you that there was no one "best" way to do it.

The TK offers maintenance guaranteed for the first 2 years from wear and tear.