If your end buyer is a rehabber, make sure to thoroughly analyze your properties so that it’s a win-win for both you and the rehabber.

It should be a win-win for all parties concerned.

I'd instantly agree that anyone PROMOTING self directed IRAs should have some heavy regulatory scrutiny.But someone that does the research and decides that this is how they want to structure one component of their retirement plan... is probably a pretty smart cookie IMO.So, I suppose with that being said, I wouldn't object to some form of reasonable education + test requirement.

They'll know what "Due-Diligence" means and put in the work to find you those deals and when they do, make sure to use them to purchase and re-sell so that way you win and they win.

It all has to do with a lot of M&A that happened in Silicon Valley, money that people realized in an instant, and hence spending it uncontrolled.

I instantly received 10+ emails asking to see the property.

You'll win easily because no judge would ever deny homeowner their right to live in their own residence.

If there is money made from doing a deal together, then it's a win-win.

At the end of the day, it's a total win-win for her if we can keep the volume and momentum up.

Creating that spread is completely up to you, so the better job you do at negotiating and creating a win-win for both parties, the more likely your finders fee will become larger.