Probably not, otherwise you would not be cobbling together such a complex transaction.We specifically tell clients not to pursue this strategy of personal funds plus plan funds plus debt.The internet, or some other investor you may know, or even a sales rep at a self-directed retirement firm are not tax attorneys, and the fact that they might mention such a structure is worthless and dangerous.

It is not dangerous by any means but there is significantly more action there than in Folsom.  

I've seen local market has two distinct trajectory, good house with good neighborhood is selling over the top.But not so good house even in good neighborhood doesnt receive much bid, this is actually opportunity that I'm chasing. 

Do not invest in any city on Neighborhood Scouts’ list of the 100 most dangerous US cities.Inflation compensating - Every time you go to the store, the same basket of goods costs more and more.

We do restrict certain "dangerous" breeds of dogs. 

I believe your distinct knowledge of your marketplace (licensing, restrictions, "hoop jumping") is an advantage and could separate you in an M&A environment Tim. 

The valuation and market value of a multi family property differs from a single family and you want someone that understands the distinctions if you go that route.

@Chris Seveney I think it's important to lend a distinction between Range Forecasting/Predictions and Detail Prognosticating. 

In some jurisdictions, wholesaling may be considered a separate and distinct activity from traditional real estate agency work, and it may require additional licenses or certifications.Generally, real estate agents operate under the supervision and guidance of their sponsoring broker, who assumes responsibility for the actions of their agents.

I think we should make a distinction between properties that are paid off vs properties that still have a mortgage on them.I was thinking for the properties that are paid off to open an LLC with my kid (I only have one child who is in college) and deed those properties into that LLC.1) Question: lets say my son gets married, and then God forbid gets divorced, the LLC should not be affected by the divorce, right?