I would ideally buy a triplex or fourplex but it might be tough to find in the neighborhoods I'm considering.

When it comes to seeking advice from other investors, ideally you find someone who: is using the same strategy, in the same market, who has pulled if off within the last year or so.

I invested in mobile home parks through a fund because I want to have partial ownership in the appreciating part (the land) while the tenant owns the depreciating part (the home), to me this is such an ideal strategy.

So thorough background checks ensure a safe deal for the issuer.No document disclosure requirements because all investors must be accredited and theoretically should know the right questions to ask before they invest, making it easier to manage the deal.No waiting period requirement as with the 506(b) plan.Now that we’ve covered what the 506(c) plan is and its benefits, let’s take a look at the three main differences between the 506(b) and 506(c) plans:506(b) markets directly to deal sponsors network without general or internet solicitation.

Ideally, it would be amazing to have someone with me during each stage of the process, from which I could learn from.

I have talked with thousands of investors over the years and they all have a different idea of the ideal life and way of living to them.

The asset, ideally, earns income to pay its bills. 

You will need to shop around for the ideal lender that matches your criteria and if they are still lending under these criteria.

Ideally, I have two houses that I would like to pay off (and I have a major renovation of a third house that will happen soon).

but sure ideally in CT or surrounding states, but again... we will go anywhere for the perfect building