As I mentioned before, the property is on the main street of the town and is in a prime location for vehicle traffic.

This sounds great in theory, but the majority of people with typical retirement plans out there have money in tax-deferred vehicles. 

Also, create relationships with other investors at your level and a step ahead of you.

CNBC might be a little behind the curve if you’re looking to get ahead on trends.

@Tesho AkindeleTo name a fewA) Responsibilities of each partnerB) economic split of each partnerC) How long will the partnership last forD) Party that is responsible for communicating with IRS if there ever is a tax issueE) What happens if one of the partner diesF) etcJust a heads up that a partnership requires a separate tax return filing(partnership return) which is normally due March 15 of every year for calendar year filers. 

My hope is that any negatives due to noise might be made up by the positives of sections 8 housing MILES AHEAD of what's currently on the market. 

Then, and only then, should you consider establishing a plan and finding a service provider that can serve your needs.A self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) is not a means for YOU to invest in real estate and have access to tax-sheltered capital for the purpose.Rather, these vehicles are a means for you to deploy your tax-sheltered retirement savings into investments that are more diversified in nature and perhaps align with expertise you may have in a specific asset class. 

I would personally do it with a vehicle that is already paid off but I wanted to know if anyone has already tried this with any vehicle?

Just make sure your offer has an inspection contingency, so you get to look in every unit before moving ahead.

If you use that cash to acquire another property or invest it someplace else, then odds are good you come out ahead with seller financing.