You can definitely benefit from having a retirement account that you are in total control.If you don't have any retirement accounts to rollover - then you will be limited to contributions of only $5,500 per year, so in this case you can probably have a conventional account (not self-directed) so that you can build enough funds before you self-direct.However, being a real estate agent makes you self-employed and therefore eligible for a self-directed Solo 401k, which is much more powerful then SD IRA.

Just check with your attorney to review contract(s)- Buyer gets a free "test drive" on the property, so they know the quirks of the house- Buyer can also use this as leverage and negotiating power over the course of the option- Buyer gets the privilege of the seller not being allowed to market the property (for sale or rent) by entering into an option agreement.  

I played last night and won $4, because I picked the correct power ball number of 13.  

I'm so out of equity I'm upside down, plus my borrowing power isn't what it used to be.

Networking is the most powerful thing you can do.Thanks,Rob

I have had an entrepreneurial mindset from the beginning and am currently doing everything in my power to make my dreams a reality.

If I don't have the answer to your question I know that I can get it and I will do everything i my power to assist you with your real estate needs as efficiently and professionally as possible.

I bought a few packs of sawzall pruning blades and a cheap electric chainsaw from Harbor Freight (After ripping the cord out of my trusty gas powered first thing that morning.)Me and my helper went to work.

I cannot tell you what the future holds as far as the rate at which rent will increase but 40 years at 4% increases is pretty powerful. 

A tenet in one of the units (a triplex) had broken into the box and was stealing power from what we thought at the time was another unit but it turned out to be the power company.