From what I've read you don't have much control over the property in the IRA, so are you essentially stuck with that forever?

We like to have the ability to walk away from a deal if something goes south and typically will use the finance contingency.

For example, travel nurses and digital nomads are typically looking for very different property types than a family relocating to an area.

Vitalii - Yes, I typically try and "triangulate" to an answer using multiple estimates, including rentometer, zillow, craigslist, etc...

If a debtor in Chapter 13 wishes to sell an asset before completing the repayment plan, several factors come into play:Trustee Approval: The debtor typically needs approval from the bankruptcy trustee to sell an asset during the Chapter 13 plan.

Recommend you improve on it instead of just asking for a referral.Without setting proper expectations, you will typically be disappointed.

This deduction is typically claimed on Schedule E of your tax return."

Most stable tenants that are dependable to pay their rent on time and won't move every lease renewal typically expect a kitchen (even if its shared). 

Typically lenders would wants it to be vested in your personal name if you were buying a primary house.

You typically need (2) years of 1099 income to qualify unless you use a Bank statement loan or DSCR.I would also consider getting your real estate license its not hard or very time consuming.