The more knowledgeable you appear, the more likely they are to help you out.

The stock market is too efficient.I prefer to spend more time on less efficient markets like RE where my extra knowledge and research will likely allow me to earn above average returns.

If you have the knowledge required to proceed then the only thing holding you back is you - your motivation level.Me personally, I studied RE for 7 months before buying my first.

Trying for closing in 30 days.If I can't move the house to an investor I've really lost nothing but gained quite a bit of knowledge and experience and that's a lot.Steve

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Hope to learn and share investing ideas and knowledge with you all.

If you were to pay yourself a fee for the management services, then it would be a prohibited transaction and disqualify the IRA causing the taxes and 10% penalty (pre- age 59.5) I am very knowledgable on this topic (however, I am not a CPA or Tax Attorney) and even teach investors the ins and outs and how to's.

Basic construction and maintenance knowledge/skills will help you save money on repairs.The more hands-on you can be in the beginning the more money you'll have left over.

Best to speak with an attorney who's knowledgable.

These forums are great for many things related to Lonnie Deals, and once in a while real experts like John Hyre posts tax advice here, which is well worth paying attention to, but, to the best of my knowledge, very few true experts on lending even know this forum exists.