Just because something can be done doesn't mean that you should do it.I would not own real estate within a retirement account(including SDIRA).Reasons1) Complexities with RMD2) Lose out on depreciation3) Appreciation when sold would be taxed at marginal rates instead of preferred long-term capital gain rates4) Etc

And having had to hydroblast roots out, about $3k expense, and then the pipe likes to collapse, so you can often be in about $10k+ for a full repipe to the street, plus landscaping repair on top of that.Foundation can also get pretty pricey.At the end of the day, having done 8 flips, I still think of them as if I can make money, and learn something, I am doing well. 

Factors such as higher interest rates, taxes, and insurance can significantly impact potential returns for investors.Remember, success in real estate investment often hinges on buying properties at the right price rather than selling them.

Our lake home if we sold right now we probably would get top dollar anywhere between $600-$700k for it, or more, we owe zero balance on it. 

Our top source for applications is Zillow and we pay to get more exposure on Zillow, so if you aren't doing that, check into doing that.

At the rate that homes are appreciating it seems waiting to invest while we save is going up much faster than the rate we are able to save.Future goals are the equivalent of $80-$90k per year to live off of.

Think of environmental swift change, tornado, flooding, fire, fixed rental rate verses varied rental rates.

I'm currently a college student in Cleveland, OH and I love to learn about new ways to make money with Investing.

In exchange for less documentation, the HML charges a higher interest rate 

The two main motivations buyer’s opt for a sub to purchase is (1) little capital investment (2) lower interest rate than currently available.I’ve worked numerous sub to deals from all sides - but mostly on commercial property.