Buy something where the rent coming into you is more than the cost of owning it, which will include taxes and insurance, and downtime between renters while the unit is turned, and sometimes roof replacement, etc...

(biggerpockets.com)   is inaccurate:"Many readers who are familiar with real estate investing and primary residences will be asking questions about the tax impact of selling a primary residence.

You can build your own direct mail lists.

Based on last year's tax report, the house is valued at $199,000.

I think it's best that you learn to build relationship skills fast if you're serious about being a real estate investor.

I'm wanting to build my residual/passive income streams, so I know an onsite manager would be needed once up & running. 

I take a fairly personal approach and like to build a relationship with my borrowers, but the fees aren't ridiculous and the interest rates are reasonable 😊 reach out if you want to discuss. 

Aloha,Damages, Evictions, one way or another, the tax payer pays!

My advice, as some others touched on, would be to find local real estate meetups, network with experts there and build relationships with them.

3) Have you witnessed any tax implications because you've purchased the property with an IRA?