On the contrary, I know of several who are not only fantastic people but also massive producers.

If the property is producing income, she could likely continue to hold the property in the IRA and meet the distribution requirements.  

Scot's post was more like a healthy dose of complex carbohydrates.

As for the cap rate, as you can tell by the price, Massachusetts is pretty expensive and the properties that might produce a higher cap rate are in an area I can't commute to work from and this is the best I have found in our commutable radius thus far.

You will need to produce on what they have taught you!

This helps keep my marketing budget relatively low, while producing pretty good leads.

Another play for a junior Bene with 100% control of that lienholder position is to get tg he partners to assign their interests to you.Next, abandon the security by recording a partial reconveyance.Then, sue your debtor.The idea is to avoid getting wiped off if the sale of 1st won't produce surplus and still provide a future opportunity to negotiate with the debtor when the pressure is on and YOU have the upper hand. 

I'd rather be broke and healthy than rich and sick every day of the week. 

I have flipped a few properties (a few SF residences, a 4-plex, and a farm), but my main thrust is to buy and hold income-producing multi-family residential and commercial property; however, I am open to anything as long as it makes financial sense.

Single family rentals that produce are tough to find and go quick.