Credit respects me, yet I am humble.

Since you are only 2 years away from the 59.5 mark where you can take distributions, I would need to know more about what your plans goals and retirment looks like to better advise you, however, holding property inside a SDIRA is not, in my humble opinion, the best use of SDIRA funds as there are many negatives to it.

In my humble opinion this is not a deal and let me explain why.

Real Estate is my passion, not my career so I don't focus on the money that can be made I just humble myself and find a way to solve problems for the uneducated people who has no solution for themselves.

Michael,You mentioned the people that control everything: Their names are Citibank, B of A, Goldman Sachs, etcThe list you provided: They have clout, but do not control everything (in mu humble opinion)

Your humbled real estate investor.

I've never heard of conventional financing having any seasoning restrictions whatsoever.Of course, if this is re-finance, there will be seasoning requirements, but not for a flat-out sale.I would recommend you speak to another lender; in fact, call a big bank in your area, like Wachovia, BoA, etc. and see what their mortgage person tells you.If I'm giving you bad information, I humbly apologize, but I'd be very surprised if this is a FL rule or any type of rule.

But those mortgage payments on top of that can really add up.Just my humble opinion and I'm new to this game and no expert.

Thanks for the replies, and Nick J. for forgetting about me (joke..haha...lol)Humbly,Norm

This year was certainly humbling after 9 straight 10-win seasons.