Really something the lender should thoroughly explain to someone purchasing a home where the taxes at the time of closing don't represent the final/improved tax amounts.   

I see you have a duplex close to the hospital.

The videos I watched said that you can finance the property but it’s not the same as a traditional mortgage it’s kind of reverse and with a SDIRA property you need to put down like 50-80% and finance the rest because they’re most concerned with a large cash flow being generated to grow your investment and also to be there in case there’s any major repairs because those also have to come out of the account, you just can’t pay for a new roof for it out of pocket it has to come out of the SDIRA account.

I'm fairly certain that there is an expectation that you move into the property within 30-90 days after closing.  

The house need 100-150k worth of rehab but I closed him at 215k once finished the house will be worth between 700-800k.

It forces users to manually split mortgage payments into various components every month, has a painful process to start new mortgages and close out existing ones, and generally has a miserable process for handling everything around loans and amortization. 

Hey @Craig Simak, are you looking for an attorney to conduct real estate closings, someone to help with entity structuring, someone skilled in landlord/tenant law, or something else entirely?

The pool, pickleball court, and lanai close at 10 PM each night for your safety and to observe quiet hours.

I think a house hack two-family is ideal, especially if it's close by and he has reliable friends to live with so you can supervise their first living outside the home and being responsible.

When i purchased i thought this home was expensive, but watching the area blow up around me was absolutely worth the wait.