*Security deposits were deducted at closing so we don't have their current security deposit.Thanks for the advice

Hi Thomas - thanks for the response.I haven't secured a property yet but am looking on the coastline Yachats-Astoria. 

Specifically, you would not be able to invest IRA or 401k money (including self-directed) into ANY NON-REGISTERED SECURITY, which is what most real estate is.

It is critical that we set our rent rate competitively to secure a tenant within a couple weeks.

Do you provide them with a firearm for security?

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

@Karl Teshima look up on the web for Lima one capital.

Especially after you get a late failure to secure the loan from another lender.He has provided us free comp service. 

As a rental agent, I have met shady landlords that kept people's security deposits when denying their applications if they lied about prior evictions. 

I learned to put a memorandum on the home at the sheriffs office as a "lien" to further secure my deal.Doing my research and communication with everyone from the court, bank, attorneys, etc.on a constant basis ensured that nothing was delayed or missed.I learned about abatements and how to get to the next level when I had a uncooperative code enforcement office.