https://www.wdrb.com/news/29-5...Always a good thing for the area!

I just had a deck built, and ponied up for premium decking and railing.

You also will not likely get away with replacing rooms of carpet or certain other depreciated assets unless you can produce records showing they are less than 5 years old.Items we add to tenant restrictions are 1) no outside storage (or under house, attic, as appropriate); 2) no window AC without approval (to ensure proper installation that will not damage the property or create hazard); 3) Quiet Hours 10 PM - 8 AM Daily;   4) All vehicles must be currently licensed, insured, and operable; 5) if tenant responsible for yard service, must be maintained at least every 15 days; 6) Assistance Animal Policy (attached as addendum to rental agreement).

In my case all the missing info are missing because its a hassle to retrieve (like don't remember their vehicle tag), or they decided I really don't need it for screening. 

Ignore those with fancy vehicles as they will charge you to pay for those vehicles!

Such vehicles are purely a means to diversify the investments of the IRA.

For reference we would only have about 25k in debt on one vehicle loan and my husband makes 68k a year.

Some banks do not allow renting and using the second mortgage vehicle.

I'll also see what other kind of payments they have such as vehicles, and take that into consideration as well.In your situation, I'd want to see bank statements to see how much cash they have to cover rent.

Such a plan is purely about: "I can get better ROI for my IRA investing at arm's length in real estate than I can in the stock market".The ROBS plan is not suited for passive holdings for several reasons having do with both with compliance needs of the structure, and that it would the entirely wrong vehicle for such endeavors from a tax perspective.