Thus being great PR vehicle for RE Investors while allowing us to have first access to value added properties.It is my understanding that there is no rule about a NFP making money - it just does not distribute profits in the same way.Thoughts?

And we've had this spiral of more and more convoluted vehicles for years now, to the point where the true amount of value is only a small fraction of current book values.

I've purchased properties from funds in my IRA, so I'm quite certain it's possible...Depending on the specific retirement vehicle the buyer is using, it may take some extra effort and/or time to get to closing, but it can be done...

I am looking for some materials to learn how to use tax liens as an investment vehicle to safely generate passive income for some unapplied cash.

From their I've built other businesses besides real estate.. that provide cashflow and the ability to invest in real estate and other passive vehicles...

I bought ETLY (a company that makes electric vehicles) at $0.045.

Many people thought that online vehicle auction sales wouldn't become anything.... but look at how many cars are on Ebay now!

:clap: I know a guy who did this.Another option is a heavy duty trailer if you are good at estimating the weight limits (what it can haul and what you need to pull a full trailer).In either case having a vehicle that you can move from one job to another to pick up small loads is a good idea.

The property had no vehicle nor credit cards.  

Hey, lets put it this way, if I had $1mil, real estate would definitely be my vehicle of choice because my month 'passive' number/goal is much more than $4k per month, and I actually love holding land and being a landlord, but thats just because im a little sick in the head.