hi everyone - i have some money through my 457b contributions, a portion of which are in a roth ira. if the math checks out on a property, i think i can do better investing my roth ira into real estate. it'd be great to hear from others who've found some loopholes with the least penalties or tax impact on such a strategy. my account does have a restriction wherein i'm unable to take out a loan against the plan for a property outside of california (my home state). my intent is to invest out of state. questions: has anyone ever rolled over their funds into an escrow, perhaps?

Everything was replaced in 2013 after fire damage so no known repairs outside of accidents or "acts of god".Great long term tenant has paid $600 since 2014 no real reason to raise, it's about avg for the area.61k would be a top dollar figure as it still falls within numbers I was seeing with cash buyers in the area at the moment.

Apply for a loan as an individual and coordinate partner payments outside of the official loan.

outside of putting vents in, you do lose any potential access points though so that may be a con for you. 

Hi all, I'm new to this forum and in need of some advice.My situation is as follow: I am not a US citizen (French) and will be moving permanently outside the US (Canada) at the end of July.

For extra eye grabbing attention and a homey feel I might add a small cement bird bath outside one of the front windows behind the Japanese yew bush.

If you are complacent in your current life then I find it unlikely you will go outside your comfort zone and invest in real estate.

And the tax free portion you can use to invest in any other sector inside or outside real estate.And the biggest bonus - you won't get to ever get all of the gain tax free. 

I run direct mail marketing to source deals outside of the MLS.

The HOA fees are $500 a month and cover all outside extremities, water, sewer, and trash.