I must've misread the article, my intention is not to take any loans against the retirement account but to invest with it. 

Instead of asking the bank for a business loan, you could intentionally invest in properties with at least $100k in equity, and apply a HELOC.

It will allow you time to catch your breath after a long move, learn the area, figure out the roads, etc, and learn where it's best to live for your commute, schools (if needed) etc.

It is definitely not designed with the intent of estimating repair costs as an REI.  

I don't believe the majority of folks form LLC's with the intention of defrauding anyone.Your statement about LLC members & managers being sued is slightly misleading. 

The tools to acquire or control are: Sub2 without a note Sub2 with a note Wrap - AITD Lease Option (with intentions to sell your interests as opposed to sandwich) Land Trust Purchase Land Contract Purchase (Installment Sale) Private First Mortgages for free and clear houses The strongest possible transaction for a buy and hold is a sub2, where you get the deed.

I will not hold my breath to see it either.

It wasn't my  initial intention to advertise that I'm a lawyer, but my mentors kept encouraging me to do so.

Just like all people in REI courses only a slim few make it out and do what their intentions were.

It is the guys who pay $10 down and have no intention of buying if the deal falls through that will eventually get burned.I will have no problem with having a license, when I live in the state I am investing in (Florida).