You can't directly or indirectly benefit from the funds - so you can't mix your IRA funds with your regular money, you can't pay yourself out of your IRA, you can't pay your relatives, and so on.

I started doing the math and it seemed with how regulated short term rentals are becoming in Big Bear, mixed with the fees, permits, etc to even get started, it seemed as though we’d be lucky to even break even.

Their purchase appraised income approach around 300K which is also the purchase price.I'm confused about the lien position on the Commercial/Mixed use property.

I do a lot in Lakewood, our team just put a giant 3 unit under contract in central Lakewood.We do a mix of residential, rentals, flips, SF and multi families.

In the mix is I can't get a traditional mortgage due to as of yet no income, at least in the taxman's eyes.  

All of my clients are pretty much millionaires to multi-millionaires.The larger box sizes of 60k to100k sq ft if in a good location will easily get re-adapted with a new tenant or mixed use.

Because you mixed earned income (the flips) with a passive income investment (the buy & holds) in the same company!

A MLS Stadium, a huge Kaiser Hospital, 14 State buildings of 12 stories or more, a dozen mixed use developments, additional bridges connecting to West Sac, $50M Old Sac renovation and amphitheater, new convention center, large major brand hotels, etc.

I see a very mixed  bag in terms of service when dealing with client's insurance agents but Sally stood out as being super friendly and knowledgeable. 

Hello BP world,I've got several single, duplexes,  mixed use commercial, and a couple of 4 units and I'm finally taking a first step towards larger multi-family deals.