However, as you'll see in this rather dry IRS publication https://www.irs.gov/publications/p590b/ch02.html, you can avoid this 10% tax if you use the amount over your contribution for qualified exception, including the purchase of a first home. 

Hi Everyone,I have passed CT real estate exam couple of months ago and looking for a broker to hang my licences with.I know this might not be a new topic in the forum, my situation is a little unique.I have a full time job which I intend to keep for the time being.

Definitely some money to be made in the large public Universities 

it is much better than a lecture or dirty look from the judge in front of a room full of tenants for handling things wrong.  

Are they really the kind that will stay the length of the lease and pay on time without going to eviction court???

@Sam MillerIf you are and intend to be self-employed with no full time employees, then the Solo 401(k) will be by far the better option.  

MichaelJust for full clarity, for 195 to apply to your expenses they would need to be otherwise deductible in the year paid (but for the fact that your business has not yet begun).

Haven't been able to read too much yet on investing in MFH (Aside from "The Book on Rental Property Investing" from BP") and partnerships so I am open to suggestions because I am full of questions.

We offer full-service property management.

The 10% guarantees you will get a min. of $2500, if takes the full year, you will get $3250.