Lue,You got it right, investments that aren't tax efficient (such as interest bearing investments) should be positioned inside your qualified accounts (SD-IRAs).  

A healthy line of communication both ways is not only professional but always makes for a healthy and swift deal to closure.

Airbnb is very weak in my location.Booking on Homeaway.com sync easily to block out the reserved dates on my AirBnB calendar.Homeaway doesn't block me from communicating with potential renters.

That is what we do and we feel it is the most efficient use of capital.

We often buy the cheap unfinished cabinets and then just paint them-- look great and its' very cost efficient!

The tenant themselves is great - pays on time, responsible, communicative, etc.

It seems like an amazing deal -- so I want to run it by you all in case I'm missing something.Property DetailsListed on MLS for $185k; on market for 249 days5-units: 1 efficiency, 3 1-bedrooms, 1 2-bedroomAll units currently leased to students through Aug. 20173 blocks from local 4-year university that ranks top 15 in the stateRoof <2 years old; all furnaces <10 years oldAnnualized Net Operating IncomeRent: $32kVacancy: 3% or $1kProperty mgmt: 10% or $3.2kTaxes: $6.4k Water + other utilities: $2.3kInsurance: $1.2kMaintenance: $1.5kNOI: $16.4kFinancingI'm hoping I can negotiate the price down to $160k and put down 25% $40k Cash on cash return: 40.24%Apparently the roadblock for this property has been financing since it's a 5-unit and would require a commercial loan.

@Nick Romano, the communication you had was from the seller's attorney, so presumably the term Temporary Restraining Order was used correctly.

What would make this service efficient and effective for you?

The end counter runs could be wider to be more efficient/effective.