Although real estate is normally considered a passive investment, if an investor engages in active property flipping, that could be subject to UBIT.

Moving forward now with a SD IRA will give me freedom to do more and it does not have to be inactive while moving slowly towards real estate.

good luck with it post your results the ONLY reason I used it was I got more money than I could have gotten on the open market other wise its way to cumbersome and in active resale markets I do not think its worth it at all.but again lets see how you make out your  results could be far different than mine

No one tool is the magic bullet and inaction will kill your business much faster than not having a website!

I tried using Other People's Inactive Underutilized Money; OPIUM for short.Last week, I saw this ad for a 3 br/ 2ba stacked townhome in Scarborough (Toronto) for $162,500 and told my sister-in-law about it.

They thing that keeps going past everyone is understanding the difference in acting as an individual or entity in a one time transaction, where the activity is unique to other operations that one may do; and acting as a business model, repeating the activity putting you "in the business of" doing something.

If Kiyosaki taught me anything, it's not to fear risk, it's to fear inaction. 

I am a new investor, but in action mode.

It is easy to become overloaded to the point of inaction.

Nobody every got anything from inactivity and I need to prioritize and get moving!