Why would you give up the real tax advantages and cash flow of a single family rental for having no access to the cash flow while it's in the IRA and having all your cash and gains taxed as regular income when they come out?

On maintenance costs we like to separate the unit turn costs from regular maintenance to track both.

Those who promote the strategy are either unknowing or they are lying saying it's the place to start out.

I am all for setting myself apart from the regular investor!

There are a few Canadians like myself who check in regularly.

I promote listing the property to all my sellers and I'm not an agent.

They offer some differentiating factors that are helpful for promoters.

You can get all of the parts from them and then hire a regular electrician to install the setup.

I would receive emails from him regularly pitching one thing or another and much of it was pretty good advice - Webinars and whathaveyou pertaining to REI. 

It will get you comfortable with knowing that we investors, for the most part are regular people and enjoy teaching fellow investors.Good luck!