I have done projects ranging from single family fix and flips to developing a 72 unit luxury town home community, and every imaginable strategy in between.

I can't imagine there is a law against that.

You will have to change title to a person or persons.If you are buying the property I would imagine that the seller would no longer have a beneficial interest.

I have a FT job, I don't plan on going FT in REI or being a huge producer starting out, so I'd imagine that would be the better optionThanks everyone for all the advice and insight.

I imagine because I was almost maxed out on 3 cards when i generally had been at about 10% of the max on those cards.  

@Brian EastmanTrue assuming everything I said ( I can, do and will participate in all those activities just a matter of where) and adding that I am in my early 30s with decent experience (or at least the ability to trust those that have it) I think that due to the rules and tax implications around the IRA and various strategies I would assume there are more efficient and less efficient ways to use your IRA and I would imagine someone like you has seen the better uses and the worse uses. 

Now imagine you post 5 times a day for 3 months -- you're looking at hundreds of opportunities for your brand to appear in front of people.Engage on the forums and you'll see your brand and business grow.

Not amazing, but you're also not losing money which is Warren Buffets #1 (and #2) rule of investing.I imagine you're putting 20% down, so, with closing costs, and cosmetic fixes, you'll have around $22,000 cash into the deal.$22,000 / $900 ($75 a month cash flow x 12) = 4% cash on cash return.I would personally shoot for closer to 10%, especially in a C neighborhood.  

Even the non-HCV tenants are on every form of government assistance that you can imagine (the blessings of D neighborhoods, let me tell you).3-4 evictions per year in 500 is HOT.  

It's hard to imagine how much he knew about minimizing taxes and eliminating reasons to be audited and maximizing income and asset protection.