got it, but the business entity in question wether LLC, corp, or whatever the case... does it need to be 100% owned by my wife since she can position herself as "full time" investor as I'm a full time W2 employee currently. 

Join in some local groups or check online listings such as Zillow, Redfin, etc.If you're also in need of funds for your real estate venture don't hesitate to reach me.

It works about 30% of the time and it is well worth it. 

By the time people know the exact amount of the assessment the opportunity is gone.

Start by reading the Ultimate Real Estate Investing Guide: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides/ultimate-real-estate-investing-guide/introduction2.

A spouse  wants $50,000 of the $140,000 value of a real estate property being held in their spouse's SDIRA in Florida- an equitable split property state when it comes to divorce.

Hey MatthewThis question comes up multiple times a month and I (as well as others) have gone into some deep posts about it. 

Real Estate is a very litigious industry especially when dealling with tenants. 

Had a bigger pockets buddy buy at the same time and he flew down to get keys and met the management company by accident.

If you don't follow the process perfectly (such as by not delivering notice on time, or in the right way, or charging unfairly such as for normal wear and tear) you will be SOL and could even end up having to return the security deposit or even pay them more $ above the security deposit.