I've not had anyone under the age of 6 occupy this property yet, but considering the type of neighborhood it's in, I think it's likely inevitable.My concern is that any amount of lead found in the property would come with a substantial cost to remediate.

Going for good markets is now more key than ever, you'll get substantially higher cash flow + appreciation if you weather the first couple or so years.

Shop around - the differences in LTV/LTC, fees, renewal fees, periods, terms, rates, closing, documentation required, etc. are substantial from bank to bank.

It concerns me, but I'm not 100% sure what the repercussions will actually be if it passes, if everyone's worries will be substantiated or not. 

If you can replace that with a mortgage and rent out the bedrooms or units, this can create a substantial amount of savings for you.If your rent is $2000 for a 3 bed/2 bath home, and you buy something and the mortgage is $3,000, but you can rent out 2 bedrooms for $600/each, your net payment of $1,400 is equivalent to a $600 raise from your job.

When I watch many of the webinars (generally by Branden and David) the properties they evaluate are priced substantially different than what I've purchased.   

Johnson, We each created a SDIRA and SOLO401k that were made up substantially of 'rolled over' funds from our existing IRAs, some Traditional IRAs and some ROTH IRAs (ROTH IRAs can NOT be rolled into a SOLO401K for some arcane reason, there for both kinds of self directed funds). 

U.S: It will remain true that the frequency and substantiality of sales will be the most important factor.

You may make substantial actual cash flow but after depreciation and all the other tax benefits income tax should be very low or you should have a paper loss. 

We shall see if they make the interest only payments on time. bit of advice FWIW don't charge massive interest on money they owe you .. when deals turtle up your goal is capital preservation.. so just go for your principal your much more likely to get your borrower to pay just principal  then trying to load them down with additional huge interest carries.. this could very well end up in the same place you are now.. the PG is worthless unless they have SUBSTANTIAL assets that you are aware of and can tag a year or more later after you spend thousands litigating..