Hi Everyone,I'm based in CA and will be buying an investment property in MA/NH/RI in the next 6 months.

I mean, you can do illegal things in any form of real estate investing.

2) Am I right in understanding that you can qualify a project by setting aside 20% of the units to be rented to people earning less than 50% of the AMI? 

In the world of note investing, you have to consider not just the upside but the potential for things to go wrong, especially when you're dealing with vulnerable borrowers.

However, they’ve told me their daughter might move in next summer, so I’ll likely need to find a new place in about a year.

I don't understand why I'd need to be in partnership to buy properties from someone.

Selling to yourself from your LLC to your IRA would be considered "self dealing" in that it isn't an arms length transaction since you are a principle/owner on both sides of the transaction. 2.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

Hello @Audrey Scott,You did not specify this in your post, but I'll assume that you want to buy an investment property.

Hey Tucker,I actually self-manage my 12-door portfolio in Detroit, all while being based in California.