I am looking to house hack or live in flip in the next 2-5 years.My long term goal in life is to build a permaculture food forest and community of friends and family to live in harmony and cooperation with our environment and each other. 

Reg CF offerings are available only on a funding portal that has been approved by FINRA (http://www.finra.org/about/funding-portals-we-regulate).

In addition to due diligence and down payment, you will have to pay legal fees to properly form the corporate structure in compliance with securities regulations.

What do you think :-/  Would appreciate hearing your input on HOA regulations, pros and cons of this scenario, and any other productive points.

Learn the skills of buying properties with no money down and without using your credit and you'll be more successful in the business (because you can buy a lot more properties without being restricted by the difficult financing environment we now have)4.

I am very knowledgable on SDIRA's and the rules regulating them and can tell you that there are many benefits to RE investing that you lose when using your IRA.Keep the holds outside of your IRA and use the IRA to fund other deals.

It is Buyer’s responsibility to verify that the property is in compliance with city or state regulations by calling the city inspector.

If it is not in the rehab phase, then it is a new tenant or closing issue (latest was title company not recording deed, so learned all about filing claims with underwriters and insurance regulators -- thanks to help from the BiggerPockets community bank of knowledge, my deed finally was officially recorded in September, 5 months after closing!).

As much as we hate some of the laws and regulations our government puts in place, people in almost in country in the world would give anything to be citizens of America.

In the current environment this method is generating income for hedge funds, private equity, REITs, and private investors.