ANYONE who advertises in a public median is NOT a private lender they are in the business and therefor a Hardmoney lender.. 

So the choice inside of retirement accounts is "do I invest in securities and get say 8-12 percent with a roller-coaster at times, or real estate where I can get 12-15% with very little volatility"?

If Bill turns out to be a crazy person and causes major damage that is beyond the security deposit, Jane can go after you for it. 

Keep in mind that the money that you contribute to your Roth IRA does not have to be invested in publicly traded securities;  it can buy real estate and still keep it's tax benefits.

To my knowledge, public schools in that county are poor so the property may be very slow to appreciate.It's a perfect area logistically, right in between Fort Lauderdale Airport and just a little North of Miami to keep costs down.

And at the time time I would find someone with some cash (either personal savings or retirement funds) sitting in money market account losing to inflation and offer them 6-8% return to lend to me secured by real estate.

My questions are:1- Should I secure written approval for the split & construction prior to presenting to a builder?

When I say "big builders" I don't mean the publics--I mean the local guys who were the dominant players in the market either pre fire, or pre-market-collapse that have come out of retirement. 

Hi All,My Tennant is taking me to Washington small claims court, to ask for Security deposit full refund because I got late to pay ( paid on 26th day, instead of 21st day)- due items included Past due rent, Tennant did not pay, and now asking it back!

Plus you can get an unsecured line of credit or a credit card with a cash advance or even a secured line of credit on your existing rental property.