I think (for whatever reason) I put $400 per year for the $100 per quarter standard service.

Benjamin Shearer There are very few CPA firms that focus exclusively on real estate taxation.

Here are the #'s: Original purchase price: $74,900       Final Purchase Price: $71,500   Down Payment: 25%=$17,875   Seller Assist: $1,745  Mortgage term & interest: 30yr @ 4.875%        Insurance: $888   Total Money for Closing: About $22,300  TMI: $455  Rent: $1,125Water & Trash: Covered by landlord, So we will put $100  aside each month to pay every quarter   Total Cashflow:  $570So, that's it in a nutshell, tell me if your boy did good.

The rest of your buyers will buy as the need fits for them ie) buyers that can only handle buying 1 deal a quarter. 

I have the opportunity to purchase a quarter-acre mobile home lot with three pads and septic already built on it for $30,000 (state of repair currently unknown).

--complexity vs simplicity, cost, taxation, money flow, etc should be considered.

@Adam CousleyYour self-employment as a licensed realtor should qualify you for the Solo 401k, which can accept rollovers from all of the source plans you mention.The Solo 401(k) could invest in syndicated deals, so long as the investment does not create a self-dealing or disqualified party issue, i.e. it cannot be a syndicate you are personally putting together.The Solo 401(k) would be exempted from UDFI taxation on debt-financed investments into real property.UBIT would apply regardless of plan type if the investments of the plan constitute a trade or business engaged in on a regular or repeated basis (generally flipping, wholesaling and new construction in the real estate space).

Protection from within or from outside, risks you want to protect against, Equity, insurance, obtaining loans, taxation, record keeping required, ananymity, corporate veil, money flow in and out, etc. all need to be considered-it is not a simple answer.

All pets do damage, as long as you do regular inspections (quarterly) and repair/bill tenants as you go along there are no issues regarding damage or costs.

I just got that number from what I had to pay back in 2013, I think I had the WRONG CPA, I was even paying quarterly and I still had to owe $20,000.