There are a bunch of blog posts on the topic, definitely worth a read:https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/wordpress?

A Wordpress website is les than $25 to put up and can inform people of what you do who you can also insert into you flyer brochure so people can got to your website for more information.If you do set up a website you can run a Google ad campaign targeting specific areas.

As @Chad Urbshott said, it should be fairly easy to determine any administrative/transfer fees.  

As Dale alluded above, the administration and service fees, combined with the CRA's requirement of a fair market interest rate (not too low, not too high, just right), typically make self-directed, non arms-length mortgages impractical ... especially in today's interest rate environment.

Virtual assistants can handle several tasks from lead management, appointment setting or scheduling, email management, to administrative tasks, personal assistance, etc.In my case, I have utilize the services of Virtual assistants for my SEO campaign - link building efforts, blog commenting, guest postings, etc. as well as handling my social media accounts.

@Clary Roberts 1) If your 401k is with the current employer, you need to contact your 401k plan administrator and inquire with them about "in-service distribution" 2) Since you qualify for Solo 401k you will be much better off going this route than SD IRA.

@Corey Key, As Denise stated above....I have found that the key is understanding there are 2 different redemptions afforded to the defunct owner: Administrative Redemption(up to 3 years after tax sale) & Judicial Redemption (3 years after taking possession of property)...which means that a overall redemption for certificate/deeds purchased from the state (1 year old) could be 3 up to 5 years. 

I attend college and on my way to earn a bachelors degree in Business Administration for real estate.

They can also provide input on what rehab you should perform in order to have the place ready to rent.There's a small monthly fee (mine was $35/mo) for the property management administrative costs prior to renting.  

If a person is receiving "disability income" it is likely through the social security administration.