@Edwin Watson  It seems you're already offering property management services at your firm.

If you worked with a quality firm, they should be able to assist you with questions about the mechanics of moving funds around.The bottom line is that if all accounts are held in the name of the LLC and associated with the LLC tax ID, they are interchangeable - kind of like different drawers in the same desk.If the relationship with Stessa is in the name of the IRA owned LLC, you should be fine. 

So either 1- we find a new Accounting firm or 2- don't do the study Anyone have experience with this specifically for SFR and for an STR 

I have suspicions they are not managing as effectively as you may believe and this may warrant a look at a different PM firm rather than piecing together the services and taking on additional responsibilities. 

If you want to invest a privately owned firm may be the way to go as they have less of a corporate structure setting restrictions on you.

Second - most cost segregation firms operate nationwide.

I currently at Kuala Lumpur and need some trusted law firm, any recommendation?

Joe, it looks like you're in Detroit.Lucky for you you're in what I firmly believe is the most unique and interesting market in the country today.Detroit is going through a huge revitalization, most folks don't understand it yet, and properties are still cheap as a result.Start doing your research on the city and making some moves in the city.

Both he and the equity firm he leads (which apparently funds some but not all student deals) are well-respected here at Bigger Pockets.Regarding the recurring theme of experience -- I understand everything that was said by @Brian Burke , @Jay Hinrichs , and others, and it's nothing I haven't thought of before.

It is very unfortunate when firms that deliver such great returns to their investors end up in long-winded lawsuits.You did state that you are "going all in with a bloodied head" when you respond to messages here.