I previously had a self directed IRA with Entrust and had numerous issues mostly related to the time it takes then to process requests, which can potentially cause you to lose out on deals. 

They could be completely ignorant of how their PM operates or that the PM is losing them money hand-over-fist.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

By charging below on rent, you're losing profit, and by overcharging, your properties may end up sitting vacant, which ultimately will cost quite a bit.

If you take over their accounts (which is a violation of terms of service) and they find out, you will get those account banned and lose it all.I would work hard to start over and get those bookings over to your new account.

First, whether you are renting or selling these are two rooms sellers and tenants place greater emphasis on when selecting their housing.

After the funds are distributed, you would lose any future tax advantages that would have applied to the retirement account.

from my perspective C can be 50 50 for out of stand landlord   as in 50% chance of a decent outcome over timeD class for out of state I think is 80 to 90% of folks that try this will lose money and end up exiting as a loss sometimes a huge loss

Typically, you don't want to lose money, especially if you have a long vacancy, major repairs down the road, etc.A couple of considerations to calculate:1.

Texas law provides significant protections for homestead properties against most creditors, such as credit card lenders or lawsuit judgments, such that your falling behind on payments will not cause you to lose your home.

You could alternatively hold the property for as long as is necessary to break even but when you consider the time value of money and how money today has a greater value than money in the future "breaking even" in a few years may actually be losing money because you've lost out on opportunities to do things with that money in the meantime as well as you've lost money to inflation.