There are things called prohibited transactions, 4 quick examples of prohibited transactions are 1)  paying yourself a wage for managing your property, 2) putting sweat equity into the investment owned by your retirement account, 3) using the residence as a vacation for yourself, your parents, or your kids (even once), 4) purchasing a property from yourself to put it into your retirement account. 

After listening today to Arthur Garcia's BP podcast #6, we are thinking about selling our primary home (located in Livonia Michigan) The reason being is that we have a rental property that we acquired as a primary residence in 2001.

If you already own a personal residence then say buy a few single family rentals, you could easily use your first four conventional loans which are the easiest to get and offer the best rates and wind up with only 3 units.

I'm currently residing in San Marcos, TX.

I am interested in getting creative in this hot market and purchasing a foreclosure as my primary residence.

I already know some realtors in great bend kansas I was looki,g at a house for 49,000 but knowbody will help me out so to I reside in Pennsylvania and my credit is to low for a home loan so I was wondering who can I turn to for loan to get this done because I ask around everyone says without going thru a bank it's going to be hard

Keep in mind, FHA financing can only be used for a primary residence. 

I recently purchased my first primary residence (house hack) and I am closing on my first buy and hold rental in the next week or two!

Hello everyone,My husband Jim and I are semi-retired and reside in Central FL with our two puppies. 

Or is a HELOC just for a primary residence?