Location matters of course, but in different ways then traditional real-estate investing, meaning there are tons of opportunities out there for this that get looked over by the normal folks. 

Because they are in a SDIRA, there are no 'tax papers' as far as a record showing up like outside of a SDIRA.Can this experience count towards the requirements using traditional financing? 

I agree with @Christian Wathne; the coloring is nice, the grey blends in with the concrete.  

If they are telling you the same thing, then you should look to non-conventional/traditional lenders or specialty lenders.

That's correct, but not in the traditional sense.A bargain is is generally when you get a discount for something.

The Pocono Mountains of Pa have traditionally been areas where NYC and the greater Philly area have come to vacation and hang out.

I think if you started your own niche brokerage focused on restoring older houses then when you go to list houses for sellers of these homes you would have the network and experience over a traditional broker/agent model.

This is the same setup as with traditional sales - contracts are between brokers and owners, not agents. 2) Essentially, your partner can't do anything.

A traditional credit score had its issues, but at least I understand what the credit score meant.

I'm also using my experience with AirBnB and extensive travels to start up a short term rental management business that will help investors realize even greater gains than traditional renting from their perfectly located properties.