I would think so.Thinking out loud here though, even with a licensed agent/broker on board, could it not be interpreted that I was trying to circumvent RE law as I'm still brokering a deal/deals even though I or the LLC is a principal in the initial lease option transaction.It's an interesting option though, I'll give you that Brian.

In the stock market that is easily interpreted in the price of a market or an underlying security.  

If it were done this way, then my personal 'contribution' in setting the price of the insurance would have been a prohibited transaction (according to my interpretation of the IRS code and as interpreted by my IRA trust company (IRA Financial Group)).On the second part of your response, are you sure that I can rent a property owned by my SD-IRA back to myself? 

A mindset is universally defined as a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations.Two examples of individuals having incredible mindsets are Michael Jordan, and Tiger Woods.Tiger Woods has a mindset and a core belief that every golf ball that he hits will go in, and every tournament that he plays in he will be victorious.

And, yeah...you interpreted that just right!

Rent credit. 5.073(5) prohibits increasing the option price for requesting repairs. 5.083 states the purchaser can cancel the contract for improper platting…which…shouldn’t’ be an issue unless you cleared land with your John Deer…. 5.085 is the big mamma….it states the seller must have fee simple title…which some interpret as without a mortgage..this is not true…a fee simple title is the most basic, simple title.

It's of course going to depend on your state's laws and interpretations.

You then have 60 days to put those funds back in the IRA or into a new IRA or other qualified retirement plan.The old interpretation was that you could do this one per 12 months per source account.The new restrictions limit you to one such transaction per 12 months, period.This does not impact your ability to move funds from one IRA or 401k to another on a direct, trustee-to-trustee basis.  

Normally, if you take an aggressive interpretation of a tax deduction the risk is not too great.

As stated this is what was presented to me and my interpretation of the numbers based on a Q&A with the lender.