They told me there was going to be an eviction but never provided any evidence or let me know where the process is.I have several other issues where they breached contract.

But if I start contacting real estate agents about investment properties when I do not have the funds ready, what value do I provide to the real estate agent.

I wanted to see if there are any lenders here that can provide their input.I recently bought a secondary home (2 months ago) in San Diego CA.

I am surprised they have been unable to provide an estimated timeline for an approval or denial.

I currently operate a mom and pop rental business in Reading with my wife where we provide an alternative to the slum lord business model that has existed in the Reading market.

We are in a window where idle capital is an opportunity cost, so seeking interest income until the rates change again makes sense.The best place to start will be with your checkbook IRA provider.  

Mind providing more clarity on the asset you are purchasing and the overall business plan with making it perform? 

Here are a few ways technology is revolutionizing the real estate sector:Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): VR and AR technologies allow potential buyers to tour properties remotely, providing a realistic sense of the space without the need for physical visits.Blockchain and Real Estate Transactions: Blockchain technology offers a secure, transparent way to conduct real estate transactions, reducing fraud and speeding up the process.Property Management Software: Modern property management solutions automate many aspects of property management, from tenant screening to rent collection, making it easier and more efficient to manage rental properties.Embracing Sustainability in Real EstateSustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it's a critical consideration for the real estate sector.

Depreciation can be applied not only to the property but also to fixtures, such as air conditioners, so if those fixtures are also new, the tax savings can be even greater.On the other hand, used property does not provide the same tax savings as new property because many years have passed since it was built, so it's useful life may be less, or in some cases, almost zero.

Daniel provided excellent insight, and just to add to it.