Hi everyone,I'm delving into purchasing properties through foreclosure auctions and am trying to navigate the complexities of preliminary title searches.

When investing in New Construction, you are controlling the property for the first, BEST years of a buildings life.  

Note: I am under the impression that me material participating in this exercise will fall under the "Real Property Development or Redevelopment" activity, thereby allowing me to cost segregate the home construction cost.

Instead, have your family record a private note on your existing property.

If I directly hold rental properties under the 401k, and only use this account for operating activities, I need to be able to send out wires for property earnest money and down payments, and also provide the account number to my property manager if I need to make a contribution or if they give me monthly rental distributions.

A couple of my investors are looking to invest in this particular market and just looking to get an idea of the average price per acre for large rural farmland properties.

by that time they had burnt down the trailer on the property, not paid rent in months, let the land go and made a mess of things. 

I have one duplex and have been house hacking since I bought it, it's been 5 years plus I have this property and finally ready for a 2nd one, looking to see if I get another multi or a single family, any thoughts Side note I also need a bigger place since I have another child who now needs their own room.

@Amby BhagtaniI personally look for population growth in affordable markets where there is stock of multifamily properties I could potentially purchase.

Then, on the day of closing, the buyer revealed a major issue: there was a second loan on the property, an additional $60,000 over our contract price.