Cost Segregation Study: This is how you create a massive "paper loss" to use.

I do recall there was some massive abuses of LWO in Texas to non English speakers so Texas came up with some pretty stiff regulations relating to those transactions.Correct, LWO is 2 separate instruments: The lease and then the purchase option. 

Since you mentioned out-of-state, I’d definitely suggest checking out Columbus, Ohio—it’s one of the few markets where you can still find affordable homes in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule, cash flow from day one, and have massive growth drivers like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, and LG moving in or expanding here.

When they were cutting two massive pine trees right at the edge of the front lawn (steep erosion-prone slope, ends in a cliff-like drop), they dropped each trunk in halves — and each half is the size of a full large tree.

So at heart this is a statement promoting people get in WAY over leveraged and in manners that carry massive risk exposure. 

Even if you bought one solid property every year or two, your portfolio would compound massively over the next decade!

The reason I picked Columbus is because the fundamentals are so strong—population growth, job growth, and a massive wave of development with Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Microsoft, and more investing here.

You’d get paid to live there with the massive tax savings.

I know there are huge benefits to SD IRAs but it is starting to feel like a massive project to assuage my fears about these providers.

Their are health issues of course and lost jobs.. but there is also the KIDS STOLE the money. 200k forth of cars boats RVs in the driveway with massive payments etc etc.