A realtor will not sell those as its considered a vehicle.

Julia - If you're looking to invest in a property as your primary focus/goal you'll need to get the funds into a property vehicle to do that investing.

Such as if it's convenient for me to set up an LCC and use it as a vehicle to invest or things that can help me start somehow.

Such as if it's convenient for me to set up an LCC and use it as a vehicle to invest or things that can help me start somehow.

Lastly, if directors, volunteers, employees or others are using their vehicles on behalf of the Non-profit you should have Hired & Non-owned auto coverage added to the Liability. 

check with your CPA  buying rentals in your IRA does not ( I think and could be wrong) allow you to take the depreciation tax advantage.. you may want to just buy them in your LLC or other non IRA vehicle.

It inspired me to pursue financial freedom and after hours and hours of research and studying, I decided to use real estate as my main vehicle to accomplish that.

With the multiunit retail center while we definitely understand that there’s more management involved however at least all our eggs are not in the same basket, so to speak and even if couple of tenants would leave it would still be sustainable.I am thinking of creating a new post for this question but putting it here too.. please can you answer if a great VPD (vehicles per day) in a not so big city is better than a not so good VPD in a big city? 

All this being said I’m not looking for handouts I’d gladly love to meet someone in the Dallas area that’s doing great and discuss and talk about real estate and all I can offer is potentially washing and cleaning your vehicle sounds cheesy but I work as a crane operator for power lines and trying to hopefully one day in the next few years be able to get out of this and pursue real estate full time I’m a fast learner and have a burning passion for helping people achieve success along with my own.

Most likely you will be limited to whatever credit you already have available to you through personal credit cards, or credit lines and equity loans that are secured by other assets - like a house or vehicle.