So, you would be essentially buying out your relatives with a loan of $500K, and your portion would be the remaining $100k in equity.

Tenant screening: Hi everybody, was going over background check for applicant and while looking up a judgment in the circuit courts i notice three cases against him first one was in 2008 for carrying a firearm at the age of 18, second one was for a DWI in 2010, and third one was for a pending trial that is for DWI and carrying a firearm in 2017.currently the applicant meets all my minimum qualifications and am not sure if i can legally deny him due to my finding.

Teresa,You can not use personal funds to pay for the expenses directly related to your IRA investments.

If air was there on move in restoring it to working would not fall under habitability but under language related to keeping the unit in the same condition as it was when rented.

I am fortunate enough to be making fairly good money for a person my age and my goal is to have enough money and knowledge by the time I turn 18 to have a down payment on my first property and have it paid off as soon as possible.

We don’t have time to raise capital and deal with investor relations.

We are open to occupying one unit of a duplex (to secure a lower interest rate) for example, and have a good friend who would rent a room in our residence - with an extra apartment (or possibly 2 if there is a basement) creating multiple revenue streams to quickly repay a relatively small mortgage.

Up to this point things have just gone rather smoothly for me (not perfect... but relatively hassle free with all due consideration to other stories I have heard).

First, it has fairly low entry cost for my first property (relatively speaking).

If being a REI is more trivia about you and doesn't relate to the role itself, then I would leave it off.