I've read many books and listened to many podcasts on real estate investing and am now ready to become a player. 

One product I've used previous is called Concrobium Mold Control.

The CA multifamily market is on the verge of softening with recent (and upcoming) rent control legislation coming into effect, leading many investors to sell / move their capital out of state.

Unless you invest via an LLC owned by the IRA, you will not have checkbook control over the funds which means you need to run transactions (e.g. income, expenses, etc.) through the trust company who will need time to process the transactions and generally charge fees for each transaction.

Once you start paying interest, especially in when in college without a stable full time job, it can easily snowball out of control.

Most of the major commercial players (CBRE, Costar) lump the two cities into the same metro area and CBRE is reporting that it's a 7-cap market for larger multifamily.

I know I can get pest control costs down substantially through who I use.Water $3,000, Pest Control $2,600, Trash $540, Gas $3,500, Electricity $3,500, Insurance $3,600, Taxes $5,000.I will have a loan to purchase the properties.

To make a long story short New York is not only a very difficult market but it’s going to be increasingly more difficult due to my experience in Albany, where a lot of these political figures want universal rent control.

The proceeds will go to the LLC, but you as the sole member can control when they are distributed back to you.  

With a syndication investment, your investment is controlled by the sponsor and their business plan.3.