IE loans of the short term nature.. you can many times invest as little as 5k.. and that would get you in the game with low exposure.. just do your home work make sure you like the asset and the company ...

The important thing is understanding your exposure and match it with the "best practices."

@Ilona KovacsI would have to assume the risk exposure on vacant land to be less than the risk in a personal residence.

Of course, the nature of the liability exposure will depend on your specific profile.Assets can be transferred, retitled, between IRAs and IRA-LLCs.

.- Listen to Podcast interviews (BP, other) on MF- Read and participate in BP Apt forums- Attend Conferences - any MF Apt conference or syndication to get exposure / network2) Networking- Attend local MF meetup groups and get to know the players that are doing what you want to be doing.  

If your contracts are structured correctly there is no liability or specific performance exposure other than your earnest money, and even that should be fully refundable if you have an option period.

if your answer is no, you should have no problem getting a landlord fire policy through your current homeowners insurance carrier and then your existing liability coverage will extend and you can add an umbrella for extra coverage on all the properties' exposures.  

I am new to the BP community as well and one of my goals is to get more exposure to services we provide at iFunding, such that it is visible to those that seek a platform like ours.

Yes the company increases they're risk exposure, but at the same time actually mitigating risk because if borrower default on the first position debt portion, one capital partner has claim to the full stack.

@Jonathan Klemm so I've done a lot of my research and with the winter heat humidity and all the exposure to the elements anything with adhesive might peel off maybe the one you recommend will hold up to these issues. don't want that I have a picture will probably cost about 600 bucks for all three flights of stairs.