They offer online forms, applications, and an easy platform for tenants to pay via the website.

There are a ton of empty lots across Detroit, which seem in theory like "easy" places to pop up a pre-fab SFH or small multi.I did some preliminary research here and via Google and see that most people's experiences seem pretty positive with key draws being the cost = less than or equal to standard construction, materials being eco-friendly and sturdy, shorter construction time, similar appraisal value, to name a few.My questions:Can anyone share any experiences specific to Detroit or the surrounding area with regards to permitting or legal pitfalls to avoid or hurdles to jump over?

The benefits include contributions nearly 10X of an IRA, exempt from UBIT on leveraged real estate, ability to access your retirement dollars personally if needed via loan feature, tax-free investing using Roth sub-account and more. 

I have 10 acres for sale in Texas (listed on FSBO at $140k) . . . wondering if I could get more interest if I were to offer Seller-Financing. I DO have a mortgage on the land, so I'm unsure about any due-on-sale claus...

@David G Vreeland I closed a property today, seriously 8-9hrs ago, and often fund via my portfolio. 

You're trying to book vacationers via Calendly?

I'm also new to investing in Richmond and I'm finding that attending local meetups/REIAs whether in person or via zoom have been a huge help.

I am a 21 year old looking for a place in Orange County to house hack via duplex.

Or, perhaps you should ask the person who made the comment.There is another qualification method which looks at your gross income via the deposits into your bank. 

I'm not there, but I wanted to encourage you with a few ideas for your own market research in case no one else chimes in: 1) Look at rental listings via rent.com, apartments.com, realtor.com, etc to get an idea of vacancies. 2) Check population growth.3) Contact the local chamber of commerce or economic development committee and request data. 4) Talk to a local property manager who holds properties there, request time to fill, vacancy rates, etc.