Then I made a main column with places for materials from my 4 main suppliers, each of the utility companies, electrician, HVAC, flooring (3 things it's not profitiable or in one case possible for me to do) meals, mileage etc.

My main question is this I do not have the greatest credit and have nothing to use as collateral, but still want to get into real estate investing.

I don't think much of the objectivity of a survey when it's main thesis is a conclusion; " energy used CAN BE greatly reduced...".

If that is done and is the intent of the investment, it will likely be taxed UBIT (a complicated tax for IRAs) as such a business competes with non-tax exempt/tax-deferred business operations.Finally, in my opinion, the best way to utilize a SDIRA is to make loans secured by RE (for passive investments).

I am looking for lenders that can fund in FL, CA, TX, and NV mainly.

So, for those of you that go that route for financing, I was wondering what lenders you use, location aside, although I am mainly looking for but not limited to FL and CA funding.

It seems as though most people want to find properties which main criteria being that the property has positive cash flow.

Our main goal however is to sell the property as quickly as possible to a qualified buyer.

I only ask because I assume the second lien holder would have time to pay off that loan (which, I'm guessing, might have been their intent behind foreclosing on the second in the first place).

The homeowner will have a redemption period in which they can buy the property back for a certain percentage over what it sold for.The main advantage is that you are guaranteed a certain percentage on your money.