You are gainfully employed, so that biweekly paycheck should not be discounted in its ability to help you weather scenarios.

This is if there will be equity gains on the property. 

As such, if your IRA flips houses on a regular or repeated basis, the gains are subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT).  

I'm looking at buying 2 properties in Jacksonville with the deferred gains plus cash on hand. 

No cap gain taxes!  

I, as most do, want to gain financial freedom.  

No acquisition or disposition fees, taking 15-20% of the revenues and gain on sale s/b a fair reward.I've seen crappy leads, and known of leads to get voted out of their managing membership.  

My name is Ryan Drowne and I am new to the real estate investing industry, seeking to gain as much knowledge as possible in order to be successful.

I am looking forward to gaining the wisdom and knowledge needed to successfully provide families with access to quality housing.

This brings me to another issue that I want to gain a clearer understanding about.