Are there laws that prohibit this in Connecticut?

., our courts are not prohibiting evictions of privately owned property at the moment, but it is complicated. 

.- Most construction—residential and commercial—is prohibited.

Many landlords also use Venmo, though it not a huge fan as their terms of service prohibit commercial use.

Each appraiser actively working in the mortgage industry currently is therefore a) ignorant of the laws governing the profession - an act prohibited under USPAP or b) dishonest or c) both or d) doing the best they can while they suffer injustice and an impossible choice. 

Otherwise it is more like a structured settlement and it could be prohibited as well to try to borrow against it.

In addition, I am willing to bet that the statute of limitations had also passed for Prohibited Transactions.

Rules and regulations are prohibiting me to get a legal duplex. another strategy you can go for is student housing.

Would there be any 'prohibited transactions' or other issues with have those LLCs for the self directed accounts apply for this type of loan?

In my local market the city (Richmond) was already getting close to passing new rules that would prohibit many of the currently operating STRs/AirBNBs, and I originally figured at least a portion of the the hundreds/thousands of STRs would ultimately get converted to LTRs.