As far as being able to use your Roth you should be able to, or at least buy into a fund, but contact your plan administrator to find out for sure. 

Becoming a Key Principal (KP) in other people’s commercial real estate deals is a great way to shelter your income, participate in several deal at the same time, minimize / spread out risk, capture equity w/ a preferred double-digit return at a discount cash-out-of-pocket investment. 

I think the townships, Pike and Washington are alright. 

@Don KonipolDefinitely short tactic don’t have time or patience to draw things out- just my style.Speaking of a few hundred years - what is crazy is president john Tyler born in 1790 one year after George washington was sworn in has grandchildren alive today….Yep grandchildren… useless fact of the day.

NYC's Human Resource Administration (Public Assistance)  has a program called S.O.T.A (Special One Time Assistance) specifically for employed people whom live in NYC shelter system.

Far too risky there for pre-foreclosures because of the registration law you mentioned.Most of my pre-foreclosure business is in Arizona and Wisconsin, but I've done deals in Illinois, Texas and New Hampshire as well.I advise anyone looking to do pre-foreclosures to stay away from California, Maryland, Washington and Oregon.

I had two properties in WA state that had 3% mortgages in 1st lien position, but was sitting at about 50% LTV on them. 

As a side note, I canceled my paid subscription with Rentometer recently when I was researching this property:   421 N Washington Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Rentometer (Paid) showed 1BR at $1,026 and 2BR $1,318. 

I recently evicted a tenant in Washington County, Maryland.

Washington DC I'd want $1 million liquid.