We have so much snow on the ground here in Michigan I wonder if anybody will see them.

If i do traditional, however, im worried id have to get a loan on each property which would incur multiple closing costs etc etc etc...Any help or thoughts would be appreciatedThanks,Logan

Just had an 'interesting' conversation with a long-time Broker who can see no other way than the traditional commission-based system of making money.There's nothing I enjoy more than seeing a new family moving into a rehabbed home.

"Corporate landlords have raised more than $20 billion to buy as many as 200,000 homes in the past two years, creating a new institutional asset class out of the traditional mom-and-pop business of single-family rentals."

W9 and 1099 is used for independent contractors not employees. then he files a lawsuit for you not paying his SS when he was your employee etc ...it might quickly snow ball into some big mess - I have not idea....

Welcome back to sub freezing temps and an overabundance of snow, J ; ) Missing Atlanta yet?

I'm concerned because my city requires a landlord license that says it is ultimately my responsibility to maintain the sidewalks but I can't be driving there everytime it snows.#2) my other tenant of the property I just purchased has a list of maintenance issues she would like addressed and most of them are legitimate concerns.

(my down would be the collateral for the traditional financing, NOT the value of the SDIRA portion)2) Could my SDIRA be a 20% owner, and use 'owner financing' for the remaining 80% with what ever terms we agreed to (25% down on that portion)?

It's 7 degrees right now, snow covered roads!

@Chip Chronister ...Most looking for owner financing won't qualify in 2 years for a mortgage(poor credit, back child support, etc.)..If they could qualify for a traditional mortgage many home choices available...But of course it's not impossible..marketing!