I intend to ask my attorney on Monday, but I was curious to see if anyone on BP had experienced this scenario.Thanks in advance 

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I’m considering getting a contractor (she’s charging me $300) to estimate repairs on site or doing a co-whole sale with a more experienced wholesaler.

It might make sense to partner with an experienced investor in this instance. 

It’s hard to go back to traditional accounts and custodians once you’ve experienced the SDIRA freedom.

@King Stinson I work for an real estate firm that specializes in finding rentals for new and experienced investors.

He has live music several times a week, has theme nights, like Mexican Food night- this is all great and within the terms of the lease.The tenant had a zumba night one week ago for the first time, and just posted to social media that they are starting a weekend early morning yoga series. 

The metrics seem to be in the range I've learned about, but it's my first deal and I'd sure appreciate far more experienced eyes to look at these numbers and tell me if you see something wrong.

Study them and decide on the one you will be putting all your efforts on.Lastly go ahead and look at the different options you have to start getting involved: Go and work for an established local (or not) that does what you want to do, become a member of an investor club where you can potentially partner up with experienced investors (you need to bring value), start deploying some capital into some passive opportunities to start learning the process, start buying some properties with your own capital and grow from there....I hope this is somewhat helpful.

Just wanted to get some advice from more experienced real estate minds.