I will include the estimates in parenthesis I received thus far, anything else will be what I estimated based on previous work done on my personal residence.  

Hi All-Have received a notice from the management company that the HOA has decided to fine me (the owner) for a "Noxious Odor" emanating from my tenant's condo unit.

All of the transactions involving your IRA must be 'arms length', you are not allowed to receive any personal benefits from it nor can you provide any services or do any work on the property yourself. 

Works best when your personal score is over 710 but I am told you could receive credit with a lower score.  

Supply is also very tight and good properties will often receive multiple offers above asking.

But if you engage in an unrelated business such as flipping, as Jim mentioned you need to be aware of the UBIT.3) Under some circumstances this could be possible, be sure to discuss your particular situation with a qualified tax professional. 4) You need to understand the prohibited transactions rules, all of the transactions involving your IRA must be 'arms length',  you nor any other 'disqualified person' can not receive any personal benefits as a result of it and are prohibited from providing any services or do any work on the investment. 

I ask this before i received a couple of answers but i called the ones i was told to call but they did not no anything about (Double closings) or (Assignment options to Buy) or (Assignment Contracts).

We have far to many documented case of tenants paying first months rent and that is the last money the landlord ever receives.

My focus is to stand out from my competition so prospects pick up my mail over the other letters that they're receiving.

People tend to form opinions based on what people drive and I think low ball offers are received better from a broke guy in a beater rather than the shark investor in the BMW.