Hi, I am a young teacher from the Bronx, and have come to realize that the Bronx, Yonkers, New Rochelle etc. have all become difficult areas for a beginner.

I am a teacher, but have rehabbed several properties pre crash in the bay.

I'm ready to put myself out there.A little about me: I'm a 25 year old teacher, eager to get into the real estate investing arena.

Since you don't have the capital to do the deal without the IRAs to supplement your capital, your IRA is enabling you to make the transaction and personally gaining by the IRA's involvement in the transaction.  

Does anyone have experiences with the Teacher Next Door or Good Neighbor Next Door Programs?

Simply enabling either side of the equation to participate in a transaction it could not otherwise might create such a benefit.  

This guy set up a great system that enabled him to landlord his own properties. if you are already sending over your contractors to do the work, running the PM side of things might not be so bad.

I am just curios about is there parts of the city that will enable him to do a bit both. 

Schools as daycare, online programs as education Why not enhance education with online presentations and world class teachers?

It's like getting a pat on your head and a gold star on your paper from your teacher.