The reason I am only interested in Z-Wave/Nexia items is because I run other items of the property through Z-Wave/Nexia, and my Property Manager has access to my Nexia account.

This is just a sizzle, and we are in the very early stages of it all, but it starts with a sizzle.Does anyone have access to a post office, a church, a gas station, a fire station, anything that could look very interesting if converted into a single family residential?

In order to have checkbook control, the IRA account will need to be at a trust company that will allow the IRA to invest in an LLC (where you will be the manager and your IRA will be member - an as manager you will have checkbook access to the LLC bank account).

It gives you access to see properties when you aren't working, without having to ask someone to show them to you.

The land is inside our property we own, it isn't accessible unless going through either our owned portion of yard or a small portion of our neighbors.

Tenants either park on the street in the front, or in the back yard off a small access street.

For example, if he has access to $100K and could look out of his expensive market and find a property for $100K purchase price, say, and he puts $25K down, and then has cash for reserves and additional purchases, great! 

If you don't have access to good comp list or MLS, could you use the 'just value' as a proxy to run your first set of numbers to see if the property warrants more accurate research?

For instance, you have access to a VA loan, yes?

First is, if it meets some basic conditions, you can actually finance it out on a 30yr amort... second, it's a great way to leverage traditional housing finance to access land that has tons more options, particularly if it has other value, such as on or near a corner of two major roads, adjacent to desirable features like waterfront or views.