Unfortunately, you are not the only person who has been impacted by Morris Invest here in Indianapolis.

I'm just looking to buy real estate for rental or flip purposes.Dodd-Frank creates certain restrictions on the ability to sell real estate using seller financing (which don't apply because in this scenario because non-consumer purchases are exempt), but how does it impact someone's ability to market themselves as a real estate buyer who makes their purchases using custom tailored seller financed offers?

You still won’t avoid the expense, but the earlier you catch it, the better chance you have in making other adjustments to reduce the impact on the total budget.These are two which I always had trouble with and now spare a small expense upfront to help me determine if I need to make some changes to my budget.  

The tax impact is generally negligible - on the order of a few hundred dollars per year on a $100K limited partner investment.The marketing folks at IRA custodians are not tax advisors.

That way I could add some functions into it like analyzing the impact if I used a HELOC to fund the down payments and rehab for future buys & some other things.

Frustration is normal in this business but don’t give up or let it impact your emotion too long.

Things happen, but you can only limit the amount of damage impacted.

Most of my lots have impact fee credits and I’m looking to revive the “dog trot style” house in the City of Fort Pierce.

It should not make an impact to most lenders of this type of a transaction. 

I can see the possibility of a QE4 coming soon.I'm wondering what are the impacts of these decisions on real estates?