I will say though that using the argument if “banks are smart enough to loan on it” isn’t the best argument at the moment 😂 Precisely. 

Here are some of the options for investing your retirement accounts: * Real Estate - including apartments, single family homes, and duplexes * Commercial property, developed or undeveloped land * Mortgages/Deeds of Trust * Publicly traded stocks, bonds, mutual funds * Private Limited Partnerships * Private Stock Offerings, Private Placements * Private Limited Liability Companies * Secured and Unsecured Notes * Judgments/Structured Settlements * Tax Sale Certificates * Car Paper * Factoring * Accounts Receivable * Commercial Paper * Equipment LeasingYou can also set up Self Directed Coverdell Education Savings Accounts for child education expenses and Self Directed Health Savings Accounts for health care expenses.What if you had a child who was 5 years old and you opened a Coverdell account for them with $500.

I am interested in considering a Tenant Placement services.

If it's true what your saying, holding is absolutely out of the question for sure and is precisely why I started this thread.

Hi EricI looks like you are off to a rocky start with respect to occupancy and Airbnb rank placement. 

I know the price of the property and I can precisely estimate the expenses.

While Houston does not have zoning it does have city ordinances highly restricting the placement of mobile homes.  

.- you can get a low interest loan secured by your cash value in your life insurance to invest in other placements.

I’m not sure if I will use it on my rentals but I’ll definitely take advantage of this option to decrease my personal housing payments over time, which puts more cash in my pocket each month.One thing my lender told me at the time was that while every Fannie/Freddie loan can take advantage of this, not all lenders or services will support the option, precisely because of the fact that they make more money via refinancing.

To be precise I have done 3 Agreement For Sale purchases.