I have been studying the Real Estate IRA concept for some time, have a pretty good understanding of how it works and its rules, and am getting ready to buy our first investment property with it, a single-family house.Our goal is to buy a place we may eventually live in after retirement age.

We are interested in wholesaling initially to get started and want to eventually move into rehabbing and rental properties.

My question is how much money do you need to invest for a small start and just grown eventually

We aren't going to quit our day jobs lets just say.What We Need to figure outWe are trying to figure out how to set ourselves up for A. being able to acquire the land gifted to us from my parent in laws with minimal tax/cost to them or us B Being best set up for tax and cashflow on our rental income and the eventual sale of the property.

My long term goals are to eventually make enough cash flow or constant wholesales to be able to quite , retire sounds a little better, my job and work for myself.

He says even though some repairs aren't done, even with removal of inspection contingency, once seller has agreed to do repairs in request for repairs they are almost always done eventually.

I have heard a lot about quit deeding, and do not want to go that route.We want the business to show a profit for the next few years so we can eventually take out a loan in the LLCs name.

Eventually I had to evict for non-payment and ended up selling on the MLS.

I'd like to start with wholesaling, and eventually buy a few rental properties, and maybe even do a few fix n' flips.

If you do great work, then eventually that feature on a house will tell people you did the job and the house is top notch.Just something i've heard some rehabbers doing.