@Ivan Alvarado if you want to save 10-25% of your gross revenue (not net, gross), consider self-managing.

Hi, All,I'm considering purchasing a property in Ohio using my self-directed IRA for the downpayment. 

Both are for self starters, with less human interaction, but I do highly recommend everyone to actually start off on a team.

None of that is true, at all (I could go over why Realtors believe that, it involves both self-selection bias and confirmation bias acting together, but that's not strictly relevant to your question), but that listing agent believes it's true, and will advise their seller client to throw your FHA offer in the trash, if they have any other options at all in terms of which offer to accept, which is very probable in this market... because, guess what, all your competing buyers also have Realtors, and they too are advising their clients to use conventional rather than FHA.

Tell them is a misconception in Congress that self-directed IRAs are only something the wealthy do and that this only hurts the wealthy.

I'll try to keep this short, my wife and I bought our first home(parent co-borrower since I'm self employed) in August 2020 in Dallas TX.

As a self manager, how'd you find a reliable cleaning company?

(Note to self: Keep the property manager!)

Sometimes investors use both a letter of credit with the treasury to make a self liquidating loan.

I am considering investing in either their apartment or self-storage syndication.