If you are writing checks out of your personal bank account to cover a property that isn't covering itself... trust me you will quickly take a different view on a pure equity play.  

.#4 - If you wanted to purchase a pure investment property to rent out (not living in) will require a minimum 15% down payment with Conventional Financing however most lenders are going to set their requirements at 20-25%.

., gives your more insight into the quality of tenants, whom to not renew a lease with, etc.) and 2) if you decide to make this a purely investment property, lenders will require 20% down so you’d be best off finding something for half the price you were originally seeking. 

I know this is a broad question but me and my brother have agreed to use this money purely for investing and to help us in our goal with financial freedom and to set our mother up for success.

My personal preference is investing in real estate and there is a high probability that many in this forum will say the same purely because this is a real estate investor focused forum. 

I have a clear vision of who I want  to become within the next couple of years, I have pure motives and will always honors those who helped me rise. 

I would recommend reading the online magazine, Baton Rouge Business Report to get a pulse on the local enonomy.And that was pure media hype over potentially losing a home game for LSU.

If you stay at your parents and just try to buy a pure rental, you will need 20-25% down payment which will add limitations to where you purchase.

Based purely on my experience working with investors. 

Am I correct that my LLC could partner with my SDIRA if it were a purely passive investment, like a turnkey property managed by pm that I put no sweat equity in?