Basically I’m just trying to understand the deeper aspects of seller financing in general and how to structure those types of offers. 

Sounds like you just need some general Information to get comfortable moving forward with a purchase.

That's why it is so interesting to get peoples' opinions on these kinds of stats.I know we can't evaluate their specific results without knowing more about the numbers that go into the calculation, but I was more interested in peoples' opinions on the general conclusions and what people think of the markets that are supposedly overvalued.

This will be for general information purposes only.

Generally rental real estate is exempt from UBTI under Sec 512.An IRA does not avoid UBTI via UDFI if the rental real estate asset is leveraged (per Sec 514).Generally, an IRA would not have UBTI exposure on unleveraged rental real estate, however it is always best to have the conversation with your tax professional as this area of the tax code is not simple -- even a lot of professionals mess it up.

I've been doing this over 10 years, but I'd love to learn from anyone who has built a bigger business and has leveraged their time.My general goals:-Do more deals with less of my time.

I'm a General Contractor who has been really wanting to get on the other side of real estate for way too long.

As a general rule a complete rehab when you're replacing everything in my market is going to run an inexperienced investor $42 a sqft.

Looked at houses in the area I wanted to buy - over weeks/months to get a general understanding of what made sense3.)

We have class B tenants so they're pretty "low maintenance" in general.