What are you guys seeing as the advantages/disadvantages for expanding a rental portfolio using nonbank lending (B2R, Firstkey, etc) v. traditional bank lenders? 

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My plan is to build a solid foundation of cash flowing properties as a safety net supplemented by an occasional 1031 flip to supercharge my equity (I'd rather not take the big tax bite from traditional short term flipping).

(No Financing/Bank Loan/Traditional Mortgage)Any and all pointers will greatly appreciated.

I’m new to REI, as the “traditional” means towards retirement savings is where I got my experience so became a bit myopic.

I have never heard of a traditional loan that uses only the income approach.

I think traditional indoor suburban malls are struggling.I interviewed a commercial broker who provided some keys to pay attention to:- Population- Tenant mix; grocery, service oriented are good- Size of bays; too big is not goodLet me know if you want the link to the interview and I can send it to you.

I'm a newly licensed Realtor and planning on a more traditional clientele of MLS listed properties, but I've scratched the surface of the legal licensed "wholesaling" enough to realize I highly respect those guys and their hustle.

Types of IRA accounts that can be self-directed are, Traditional IRA, Roth IRA, SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA, HSA, ESA- Coverdell, Inherited IRA's. 

Will you be going traditional financing or FHA loan?