If you self direct your IRA you can invest in real estate, notes, and other unique investment vehicles.

“It will result in the exact opposite of what we’re trying to do.”Landlords’ associations objected to the bill in the weeks leading up to the vote on similar grounds, saying that adding more than a week to eviction periods would cause property owners to risk missing their own mortgage and utility payments.Along with extended wait times, the bill also proposes giving new power to judges, who would be allowed to temporarily block evictions based on factors including the tenant’s payment history and whether they had made a good-faith effort to pay.A summary of the Washington eviction bill Extends the 3-day notice for default in rent payment to 14 days’ notice for tenancies under the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act.Requires the 14-day notice to be written in plain language and include information on civil legal aid resources available, if any, to the tenant.Extends the mandatory notice period from 30 to 60 days when landlords propose a rent change amount.

@Ty Ottaberry the object of real estate is for the tenant to pay down the mortgage and cash flow. 30 year note.

It depends on what your definition of an asset managers is, and what your objectives are.

The success has been mainly in the uniqueness of the product, branding, and tourism industrty.

It's usually "Help me help you because I want your property or the equity in your property" and while there is nothing inherently wrong with that objective, you have to be careful how you approach the situation.

Nobody will rent a $5000 house.I'm reading a lot of sources claiming that the real estate is unique specifically in tax implications and can't figure out a complete play.

The military after any major task create an objective after action report to assess what when wrong and what went right.This type of story can only be learned from  if you look past the fluff and objectively look at what went wrong.

I called my homeowners insurance and the municipality to see if either entity would have an objection, but both said that as long as I don't separate the home into two units, they don't regulate occupancy per sq. ft.A friend suggested that if I allow it, that I should increase the rent substantially to account for the potential repairs and replacements that might need to be made. 

I feel as though I need to spread some objectivity here as I see a lot of negative perceptions regarding wholesalers.