He's got a $600 program with Lance Edwards of Apartment Wealth Machine where he sets it all up for me with this awesome Operating Agreement specific to REI.My end goal is to purchase multifamily and self-storage and hold them for cash flow while also picking up beat up properties in Atlanta and greening them (as long as the local government will be a willing and able participant).I'm saying all of this because I want to know if I'm on the right track/doing the right thing.

.- Tenant is messy and does not participate in agreed "roommates take turns cleaning"- Tenant is loud late at night in shared common areas- Tenant has had excessive houseguests stay here (more than a month's worth in less than a year)- Basically, tenant has had a bad attitude the whole time, as well as causing damage.

As Bill said, accounts at institutions like this, or banks for that matter, are generally considered Liabilities.

Yup...you participate in proportion to the value you add.

Search the FDIC Institution directory for banks in the area of your properties with real estate loans on their books.

A lot of these ratings are ways for real estate institutes to earn money.

Hi Jonnie:The financing is through your bank, credit union or any other financial institution, so all current rules apply.

I have read a lot of his posts and spoke to him recently about participating in a webinar to my clients on the topic of using a SDIRA for real estate investing.

For exampleletssay your waiting on a deal to happen and the seller is going thru BOA HAFA and the agent/negotiator has submitted full package, has kept up equator tasks, been updating everyone only tone 4 months in and get HAFA approval yet didn't check if the loan had PMI and the PMI company does not participate in HAFA.

What generally works well is to set up joint ventures for specific projects where parties all desire to be equity participants.