Just feel free to keep reaching out and engaging.

All transactions need to be engaged in at arm's length, meaning that you or lineal family cannot use the assets of the plan or pay yourself for management.  

I would check with FLA  real estate commission about that.. there have been threads on BP from credible FLA agents who say that you do need a license if your not going to take title then resell.and that FLA is cracking down on the activity.. now of course that does not mean those that engage in this and should be licensed will ever stop until they get Nasty gram's from the state I guess Ohio is cracking down. and most states have it in their statue's that you must be licensed if you expect or are compensated for putting a buyer and seller together.NOw you will get all the guys with the equitable interest debates going on .. its really up to you to figure it out.

We are actively engaged in providing RE investment projects for our world wide client base.

We'll check with you in a month or so, because we've got some previous engagements next month.

Unlicensed persons should not engage in any type of discussions with the borrower regarding the account.

I'm looking for both retirement building and daily income supplement.Bob, regardless of which option you are going to use (SD IRA or 401k), you are considered to be a disqualified person to your retirement account and therefore prohibited from engaging in any transaction with your IRA/401k and doing any work on the property yourself.

It will keep you engaged in valuable discussions, while you're getting plugged in.5.

I define a good tenant as one who: pays all of the rent on schedule, takes care of the property, does not cause problems with neighbors, does not engage in illegal activities on the property and stays for multiple years.

Don't, in short, engage in business practices that are on balance less ethical than those of my local drug dealer.