Short of buying a property in cash and having it managed at a distance with a professional property manager, I think you'll find that the hassles and headaches of "traditional" IRA real estate investing just isn't worth it.

I have a property manager who suggested we did first month half off as an incentive.

Purchase price: $367,500 Sale price: $730,000 Started property management company after the sale of this home

The project got off to a slow start with the building department.

My realtor and her manager said “No, I am not aware of this being an acceptable means to unilaterally change the terms of the lease.

With BRRRR numbers a bit harder these days, it seems that would be a decent option to explore for total ROI and CoC return if you aren’t planning to take on more than 1 project at a time. 

This way, you get to spread out those capital gains taxes over time, making your tax bill way more manageable.

My property manager company sent the past tenant a bill for the damages which the tenant did not respond to. 

I invest in syndications as a general manager and I like to get a sense of what limited partners look for in syndications. 

Hi Lawrence, Here's my short advice check Due Diligence, Understand Owner Financing Terms, Seek Professional Guidance, Market Research, Financial Analysis, Risk Management, Long-Term Vision.