You can also use a traditional IRA type plan inside of a SoloK.  

But all those cultural restrictions is more than offset by a tradition of honesty and integrity, especially in business.Thanks to our badly broken Japanese, communication in daily life is scattered with many amusing interactions.

When talking to them, pitch it as they will have more privacy than a traditional big apartment building and I always hear that renting a 2-4 family they feel like they are renting a condo instead of an apartment. 

What are you guys seeing as the advantages/disadvantages for expanding a rental portfolio using nonbank lending (B2R, Firstkey, etc) v. traditional bank lenders? 

The traditional yellow letter copy, from Ron LeGrand, is:Dear Mr.

My plan is to build a solid foundation of cash flowing properties as a safety net supplemented by an occasional 1031 flip to supercharge my equity (I'd rather not take the big tax bite from traditional short term flipping).

(No Financing/Bank Loan/Traditional Mortgage)Any and all pointers will greatly appreciated.

I’m new to REI, as the “traditional” means towards retirement savings is where I got my experience so became a bit myopic.

I have never heard of a traditional loan that uses only the income approach.

I think traditional indoor suburban malls are struggling.I interviewed a commercial broker who provided some keys to pay attention to:- Population- Tenant mix; grocery, service oriented are good- Size of bays; too big is not goodLet me know if you want the link to the interview and I can send it to you.