Another draw back is (currently) the banks will not use any of my STR income when considering my D/I ratio for future lending.

But, seems to have drawbacks; fewer lenders, higher rates, non recourse loans, more down, etc.So the question is, does anyone out there have advice, recommendations for how to invest in BnH (more specifically MF) using SD IRA funds? 

If I Choose to run the business under my personal Social Security would the only drawback be the liability of potentially getting sued?

So I (my IRA) may have to take out a non-recourse loan, but interest rates on non-recourse loans are ridiculously high and plus other drawbacks like UBIT tax etc.Any suggestions on better ways to use that old 401K ?

LLC's have their place for larger corporate size investments, but they come with so many draw backs that I personally think for a residential property you are better off with to hold it in your personal name. 

It's one of the only real major drawbacks I found in Austin. 

One draw back to the building that i saw is it has prob 10 parking space.What would be a good price if you are looking for cash flow in the short term and eventually sell it for a profit?

I think i may stay away, with both drawbacks, the heat and the taxes, it might be more of a headache than its worth.

Drawback?

However my experience since has not been great.This may be old news to every but me, since I had only banked at huge places like Chase and BOfA before using this small bank, I didn't realize the drawbacks:--long hold time (9 days) for large checks deposited--wire transfer process is antiquated and not user friendly.