My intro/bio- I'm one of the BiggerPockets blog authors, have been doing that for about 5 years now, I've invested solely in rental properties (primarily turnkey and with the exception of a couple investments I made in Nicaragua a few years back), my background is in Aerospace Engineering but I'm only in REI now, I love traveling, I live in Venice Beach, I'm a pilot, I recently got a Master's in Spiritual Psychology (weird, I know), I have the world's cutest Pekingese dog, and I love the beach.

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Here in MA, it's not exactly frowned upon, but listing properties for sale in other states is subject to an extra layer of regulation and expense.Best to check with your state's Board or regulatory authority.

Get an authorization from the borrower so you can talk to the trustee and to Ocwen and ask for a reinstatement amount.

The IRA will own the LLC but you can be the non-owner manager of the LLC and have signing authority.  

I like the petty-cash pre-authorizations to some limit as that eases the work for both parties. 

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, is holding a free seminar near me next month.

Deal with that as well.I also   suggest you leave low income housing to the pros, it's the Public Housing Authority, they have a staff of babysitters, security folks, social workers and maintenance folks to ensure safe and affordable housing is available to this "needs" group.Now, for your predatory slip up, doing rent to own and later when you sell in 30 years, you need to back up in your thinking of being a crook, selling but not really trying to sell, rent, rinse and repeat types.....not to mention that rent to own will put you in violation of Dodd-Frank, federal law!

My hesitations are if there were problem authorities would still need to get in the front door.

He was employed by a sales/installation sub-contractor called NOW Communications out of Tempe, AZ who did not verify that they if they had authorization to permit the installation of a system on the property.