Hello all, and @Leanne ShumI work with over 30 lenders as an independent mortgage broker and only one non-bank has a '16 door' program.

The reason this is legal is because the investors (each IRA) are independent of one another and dont exchange funds between one another.

FEDERAL TAX LAWS; (B) SUCH DISCUSSION IS WRITTEN TO SUPPORT THE PROMOTION OR MARKETING BY THE COMPANY OF THE TRANSACTIONS OR MATTERS ADDRESSED HEREIN; AND (C) PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS SHOULD SEEK ADVICE BASED ON THEIR PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCES FROM AN INDEPENDENT TAX ADVISOR.

I reside in Watertown, MA, but spend a lot of time down in the New Bedford/South Dartmouth, MA areas (where the fiance grew up) and that's where I intend to keep my primary focus as I try to get that first deal under my belt and become a real investor.I've always been intensely interested in personal finance and have come to realize in the past couple years that what I really desire is financial independence.

In a ground floor apartment where lawn care and maintenance items like light bulbs and filters were already provided, anyway, I likely wouldn't have an issue and respect her right to live independently unless she actually appeared ill enough to not be able to care for herself. 

For tax purposes it is treated as 2 independent properties based on square footage.

Hello BP community,I am a new real-estate investor, but have always been interesting in real-estate as a means of achieving financial independence and security.I have recently begun researching properties in Northeastern Pennsylvania (learning the rental market, home values, economic situation, etc) and have recently found a property that I feel would be a good first start for a buy & hold. 

Try Independence Title out of Ft Lauderdale.  

Financing and Real Estate are typically combined, but should be looked at and analyzed independently.

Grandview, Raytown, Belton and maybe Independence) along with some in-between areas like the Waldo (west of Troost between 90th and Gregory) and near the old Bannister mall (east of 435, north of 470 and south of Raytown) or north of the river in Clay County.