I do not have the regulation handy, but i believe it is a department of consumer protection regulation.

If you have income and can pull it off, you will also learn about buy and hold rentals (btw, a more simple long term tenant or even month to month may be less time consuming than the short term AirBnB strategy).Now to those dreaded golden handcuffs (the secure, well paying job with great benefits that can lock you in and make it hard to let go)...... who knows.

I have been consuming the podcast for about three weeks now.  

But many lenders won't want to do it, so you'd have to shop around and expect to pay higher rates because the product isn't available for consumer loans.

I would echo the advice to buy a quality used car in the 5-10k range and invest the rest of the money.As a side note, anytime you see lower than 5% interest on consumer products like cars, jewelry, solar panels, whatever... it is always done by the retailer increasing the price and using that money to buy down the interest rate.

Now that I have done so, I feel a little more comfortable putting myself out there.As a new member and amateur, some things that I have already learned are: This business is not easy, it is time consuming, it is not a get rich quick process and it requires a lot of hard work and motivation.

Ufmip, mip, fees, qualifiers are all part of the atr(ability to repay) laws put in place to protect consumers.

The unsuspected landlords that had no clue.I worked in my earlier years in consumer credit.

When consumers have a lot of extra disposable income they buy luxury items.  

If you have any questions for the 'consumer side' of using a SOLO, or SDIRA, fire away.