As I'm typing I'm guessing managing a property, making decisions about private loans or spending your time make selections of what mutual funds or stocks to buy could possibly all fall in the same category, so maybe all of that is okay?

I feel he covers just about all the data rather than being selective as many economists tend to be (most economists are more similar to a Michael Moore flick than to someone trying to find the truth).Like I said, he is one of the few guys I think is worth listening to.

However, if you flipped 3 and loaned on 7 (this is just a random number selected for this example) the URS would rule that the main intent of the IRA was to be passive and since you did not exceed the 3 mark on flips, no UBIT would take place.In summary, the guideline wold include a combination of intent and quantity.

Most companies that do this will allow you to select the type of checking to be performed.

I personally love commercial and have regular hours and can make my own schedule.If you love teaching and do not want to change careers then I would stick to your own investments and occasionally be selective and take some investor business on your terms.

There are many aspects of RE investing, why did you select this one?

What techniques are good for selecting neighborhood/city regions with high concentrations of junker properties?

The select few in good areas are flooded with investors and can work faster than me because they have more experience and I'm sure some do this as a full-time job.

I know these are key members to have in the "team", but should this play a crucial role in our location selection process?

There are plenty of opportunities to attack and move, hide, attack again and again before anyone of these 3 teachers can respond to areas that were selected far away from thier known positions.