This can result in significant tax savings.If an IRA has rental losses, the IRA is generally not paying tax so there is no tax to shelter.If an individual has rental losses, there is an opportunity to shelter other income, including W-2 or business income, from income tax.

The coast is always in demand. 

The note is individually owned, so no worries on that yet. 

if its real estate you really want to do.My wife pays 400.00 a file and closes about 30 a year.. so thats 12,000 she pays and she is just one agent a good transaction cordinator will have 10 to 20 agents.. they are in high demand. 

Oh, he offered me a discount of 1% on the management commission, but in my mind, that’s only so I won’t be such a demanding owner.

I then purchased different securities at the new firm.If I had held individual stocks at the old firm that I had wanted to keep at the new firm, I would have been able to transfer these stocks over as stocks without selling them (which I've also done in the past).

I love these investments as they require little effort other than getting comfortable with the syndicator and each individual deal.

Such is the difference demand makes.

If I have three unrelated people wanting to rent together, I require each individual to make 2x the rent, which means a total of 6x the rent combined.

New construction will never have the same return as existing, but you also don't have the CAPEX demands in the first 10-15 years that you would in other properties.