***i'm not tax strategist or CPA***with that in mind i think that is a good idea to talk with your tax professional, speaking for myself my tax professional wasn't very helpful along the lines of exploring creative ways to utilize SDIRA''s if you need a custodian that deals with this topic and  can counsel you on any options that you could utilize this site could be an option to check out: www.trustetc.com.............they may be able to help you in achieving your goals 

"Steady income" and "newly licensed real estate professional" don't belong in the same paragraph. 

Then offer, if they have any other needs in their business, that you're really hungry to get involved and to learn the business, so if they needed help answering phones, cleaning toilets or whatever, that you'd love an opportunity to work with them and help out. 7.

@Ryan Landis I think we talked about a year ago now over the phone and yes I'm in your backyard! 

So I'm also willing to look for a place where young professionals want to rent (less school district focus, and more walk-ability, character, location for work, etc).If anyone has any recommendations for locations, please chime in! 

Be prepared for a ton of phone calls and "stop by's" in the process if you involve them in the front end 

You meet with those  professionals so that you are aware of the strategy of the type of entity you want to be  for tax reasons as well as other issues.  

I would love to hear some input from some professionals or links to some helpful references.Thanks,Alex

If your letter sings, then YOUR phone is the one that should start ringing. 

I have enjoyed their level of professionalism, due diligence, and proactive steady approach.