Hi @Attila Bertalan good post.I love this saying from Eric Thomas:When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you will be successful

So I'm a newbie realtor and my business model is to have investors as my #1 client and what I was thinking of doing was showing up to a guru seminar and gathering all the people together and informing them of the gurus slimy intentions.

Take a deep breath, put down the Flavor Aid, and get some perspective on ACRE and it Guru.

That being said, I'd re-appraise the unit with the intent of an increasing my rental's price after.If you can fairly command an extra $100- $300 Great.

So, the question is moot.In a traditional IRA, there is an element of "intent" involved.

Wholesaling is a joke, they blindly make offers, they have no intentions of buying properties, they artificially inflate prices and the deals they get are usually crap.

It's sort of a silly question, as her intent could not possibly be more clear.....the checks are good upon the date of the check.

Since I'm relatively new to landlording (< 2 years), this gives me some breathing room when they ask questions.

and @Jon Holdman I agree about having reserves around for emergencies - its not been my intention to be a landlord, I just fell into this one.

I have 9 properties now and added 5 of them in the last year so I'm not sure at what point things started to really add up (I'm just now getting to catch my breath after getting the last one rented) but it is getting really exciting with my RE business now!