I primarily purchase buy and hold property's but periodically do buy single family flips.

The early withdrawal penalty applies to a distribution of conversion money from a Roth IRA when: The distribution is made within the five-tax-year period starting with the year that the conversion was distributed from a regular IRA; andOnly to the extent that the distribution is attributable to amounts that were includable in gross income as a result of the conversion.

If so, I would follow the terms of the lease for the appropriate time period of storage of discarding such items.

I had a period in my life that I thought it was a good idea to own an entire street.

You don't have to pay anywhere near double to shorten the payoff period from 30 years to 15.

Do you need a valid reason to cancel a deal during your due diligence period?

Here the number I got that doesn't include vacancies & repairs.Per MonthProperty Tax: $60.25Insurance: $51.50Sewer: $18.81Trash: $13.74Power, Gas & Water: Tenant PaysNo HOANo Property Manager (Self Manage)Rental Income: $1000 - $1100.Without vacancies, repairs, income tax, my pay back period would be 10.5 years.

Money paid over time to acquire ownership is an installment financing arrangement...period!

During the 30-plus years I spent as a local real estate assessor (most recently for a five year period to June 2012) I got frequent requests from investors for an Excel spreadsheet that listed all residential properties in the city or county with a separate column for: (1) location address for each property) and (2) mailing address for each property owner.

i do it on the cheap by using google earth to get the mailing address for both ends of the street plus the houses that i specifically want to market. then send them a handwritten letter. much more direct, much more cost efficient.