I did ask about this renewal feature to see what could increase or decrease its chances, but short to say as long as you're paying on time he felt they'd be able to renew.

That's not a to say a beginner couldn't take it; it just might require a little more diligence to make sure you know what all the terminology means (the live Q&A sessions and the Bootcamp community are both great places to ask these sorts of questions!).

Doesn't say a peep and always pays on time, I couldn't be happier.Solid pre-screening is the key to success. 

Say a construction worker or property manager, for example. 

Let's say a couple has 105K of W2 income and uses the standard deduction and has a 'taxable income' of 80K (rounded), so they are in the 12% bracket for Federal Taxes.

If I have an expense that's only related to one property, say a utility bill, than I can expense it under that LLC.

While Section 8 has caps on what they pay for, say, a 2 bed, it does not mean you will be to get that.  

Originally posted by @David Dachtera:@Sameet Koppikar,Something to consider...If you do, say, a fix-and-flip using your SDIRA, once the repairs are complete (enough), you can get a new appraisal and refinance to pay back your SDIRA with interest, as well as any other investors.

You may want to say a bit more before you get the most matching advice.Nonetheless, I'd like to give you some data and stats for Texas & Florida for your reference.There are a couple of authoritative research white papers on best-performing cities for your reference: Milken Institute.Uli.org report.In brief, 4 major metros in Texas (DFW, Houston, Austin, San Antonio) and several metros in Florida (Cape Coral - Fort Myers, Miami, Tampa) may be worthy of investment. 

Say a typical 2 br house goes for $250,000 and rents for about $1500 in a low priced area.