The fractional folks should be knocking at your door.Finish the 1031, place it in passive vehicles, get back to what you love.

However, if you do it with SFH then it usually isn't a great cash flow vehicle.  

Your investment vehicle (syndications) makes it a more interesting question because the membership would likely make a higher spread with their investment vehicle.  

@Christopher Phillips precisely what I thought, I was hoping for an inroad lol

I have no debt other than the current mortgage, vehicle paid off.  

What are the laws on any personal property left on premises, in particular, an abandoned vehicle and a heavy-haul equipment trailer.  

Jessica, if your goal is to draw the income from your investment prior to normal retirement age then self-directed IRA will not be the best vehicle to utilize for the reason you listed.

Hey @Daniel Delanty, @Frank Chin is absolutely correct in that you should utilize the 1031 Exchange option for your properties to net the money and reinvest the money to other financial vehicles without getting taxed.

Client trust funds are not allowed to make interest.. and you certainly are not allowed to make an investment in some other type of investment vehicle. theoretically this is not your money its the tenants money..Maybe one of the larger PM's in CA can answer if one is a member of BP

I only ever saw 2 kinds of rent to own:where the landlord/seller gets the wrong terms because option price near market value and rent is actually counted towards purchase price, causing the option to be absurdly undervalued: seller keeps all the risks and the buyer gets all the upside.where the tenant/buyer gets an absurdly high price and none of the rent is counted towards market value.To help with a more precise answer, which side are you on and what kind of terms (maturity, discount rate, and market appreciation rate) are you talking about?