So some fluff to justify a book, but worth it.A third but much drier and a tough read is:The Self Directed IRA Handbookby Mat Sorensen Attorney at LawAlways better to be able to ask smart question of your CPA and your attorney.I used Sense Financial with @Dmitriy Fomichenko to set mine up and provide follow up and I have been very happy with their service.

How do you justify interfering with the tenant's right to quiet enjoyment when you are scheduling showings to potential buyers nine months before the lease expires?

I'm looking at a mobile park located in Victorville, CA and I need help analyzing the cap rate along with any tips or suggestions:- Mobile park with 366 units, currently 350 are occupied & paying rent- Average rent per month is $575 ($2,415,000 gross income)- The realtor is not aware of exact monthly expenses, but I'm forecasting 40% ($966,000)- Half of the mobile park was appraised at $12.5M (175 units)- The seller is asking for $30M, which gives me a cap rate of 4.83%This property would be a buy & hold for an investor, would a cap rate of 4.83% justify the purchase price at $30M?

Evaluating any property involves determining if the NOI justifies the purchase price—that’s what a cap rate is.

Mold is an emotionally charged word that seems to justify exuberant prices to people who are uneducated.Mold is a plant and it is basically everywhere.

By retaining the right to continue their own marketing efforts sellers are justified in giving the "Flex Option" without taking an option fee, and enhance their positions by having additional marketing exposure for their offering.In practice, if the terms of the option are well negotiated, and the property is properly priced, one of Tim's students could sell or assign the option very quickly, often in as little as three to five days.I hope this helps.

If someone has a track record of getting in trouble, it's hard to justify doing business with them, IMO.

Coon concerning this topic is a good example of why I have such disdain for real estate gurus.While an attorney may be able to draft a strategy that would justify a legitimate lien to achieve the goal suggested in this thread, they generally will not be able to control future events that could put the user of such tactics at a much higher risk.

If they have no other mortgaged properties, car loans, etc, they could use that pension income to justify investment loans.

These are the options I would give her:1) You can remain uncooperative and when your lease expires I will not renew it and you will have 0 chance of living here in the future.2) You can cooperate and allow me to sell this house to another investor who will let you stay as long as you pay rent on time and might even be willing to owner finance the house to you.3) You can provide the down payment I need to justify owner financing and I'll sell the house to you.Make it clear to her that the house will get sold to someone and that you will not allow anyone to prevent you from doing what you want to do with YOUR property.So, she might think that she's going to look out for her own interest and now your in a tough spot.