Absolute best thing you can do, while under contract BUT BEFORE executing contract fully (ie. buying), get detailed renovation bids.

I am working 60+ hours a week and have my own expenses associated with getting deals, analyzing deals, and executing deals.

It's off topic I know, but the book 'Delivering Happiness" by Tony Hsieh of Zappos should be required reading for anyone providing any service and we believe in that philosophy so much that our staff of 24 are visiting Zappos headquarters for their Customer Service tour this year.

I don't worry about these things because I only execute legitimate arms-length transactions.

You are getting a benefit from your SDIRA and executing a prohibited transaction.

There was one amendment which also looks to be properly executed that pertains to parking commercial vehicles in front of houses.

The site and this community is the the future, so it's just a matter of execution and making the right connections/moves.

Staff are a smaller version of the american breed as the americans have more bulldog breed in them and staffs have more terrier.

I can't really address the operational/execution of the rehab work.But, IMHO your profit will depend greatly on your ability to accurately estimate the needed repairs before you make the purchase and your ability to get the repairs/rehab done as fast as possible so the house is on the market.

If any one can help me I have an investment waiting to be executed.