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[Vegas69]

That's a great idea that I'll put some serious though into. I'm limited to 5 single families due to financing restrictions anyway. That is, unless I find private financing at a higher rate. One way I may get around it is to have Kelli and I finance some separately.

I'll find out if there is any angle to gain access to SEP funds without a tax burden and post it here next week. My broker has a grasp on it as well so I'll pick his brain a little.

I can get my initial investment back in 5-7 years depending on vacancy, rental rate decline, and repairs. Then I'm still getting 20-25% return on my money based on todays rental rates. Even if it drops to 10-15%, hard to beat.