Having worked so long in massive organizations where career progression has more to do with superiority than it has to do with job performance, I've noticed my own work ethic slowly slipping away.  

We've even seen a .25-.375 improvement in MBS prices since close on Wednesday.But, I'd like to draw attention to the Fed's own projections for the median funds rate over the next 3 years. 

So, the tenants’ credit scores should be improving as they rent.

At that point, I will re-evaluate what I do with it (as one would do with any investment).2) I have no intention of building on or improving the land while the LLC is owned by the SDIRA.

I bought it foreclosed and the bank performed a remodel complete with granite in the kitchen, new paint, and flooring throughout.

The work doesn't have to be showroom perfect and I'm always amazed at the equity that can be created by making necessary improvements without paying retail.

They rarely perform well.

I've saved clients tens of thousands of dollars in what they would've had to pay in remediation by performing an inspection prior to their contingency period ending. 

There's nothing wrong with that, but I am of the opinion that if one is after better performance (often associated with better built), then one is wise to look not only at the thermal performance of the glass, but onto the Performance Grade of the unit as a whole.  

They could learn that FHA will finance up to 4 units, get all their income documentation in place, get their credit score improved to the proper level, get the seller to do the required repairs, get funds properly gifted for their down payment, contest a bad appraisal and get it revised, and think their good to go......then they find out that while FHA finances up to 4 units, they have to be owner occupied, and the buyer can't do that so the deal is dead and all the work was for nothing.