I believe the lawyer I currently have isn't disclosing all information or is engaging in shady activities.

@Ryan Herald  my statements are general in nature... just computing10% down equals 300k  which means  3million buy / 85 = 35k per houseand in the lending world those are viewed as low value assets.. not a negative connotation just what they are deemed in the lending world.I suspect you will be able to put this together I bet you get people private messaging you already offering to help you/good luck and glad we did not break the BP rules of engagement  :)  Ok I got to go make some money so I can afford to be an investor

I believe the lawyer I currently have isn't disclosing all information or is engaging in shady activities.

@Fred RahbarFlipping one home in a given year would probably not meet the test of "regular and repeated" engagement in a business activity to create exposure to UBIT.  

I know some lenders talk about getting deeds in Lui at the time the loan is made however this is not legal and can be challenged very easily by the borrower so that's not recommended at all.So in my mind reserves are a must if your going to do anything with real estate in SDRA.

I'm 30 years old and am in the process of purchasing my first home (a SFH) as a primary residence in Atlanta and am seriously ready.My biggest challenge is obviously where to start.  

I am currently in San Diego and this market would be challenging as a place to start.

The latter would be a bit more of a challenge, and if investors are looking for 10-12% CoC returns, maybe it would be easier and more profitable to raise the $100k, then get a bank loan at 5% for the rest.

I'm up for the challenge.  

A benefit would be the ability for either party simply to engage in the transaction, if they could not otherwise do so without access to the funds of the other party.