If that is correct in my understanding then you are effectively lending monies to your IRA, which is prohibited.If on the other hand you are stating that you are creating a JV (20% IRA, 75% personal and 5% third-party), and your portion is a personal guarantee pledge of ownership to borrow the monies to pay for your share, then you are extremely close to stating that you are using your IRA based partnership to enable you to get a loan which is a prohibited transaction.While these appear to be good food for thought, as professionals we would be happy have you test the case with the IRS so that we can all learn from your experiences (I am sure Brian would concur too) :-).

It’s been my experience that multi-fam tenants are not going to pay a single food-stamp extra for curb appeal.

I am a former loan officer , but currently working in the food and beverage industry, I have read about the topic for the past three months.

Just some food for thought.I just closed a soon to be cash cow fourplex in North Everett for a client yesterday.

Just food for thought as you grow your business!

Low commodity prices should reduce food cost as well.

We also require them to give us a copy of all lisc and insurance information.We also realize that we live and die by having good vendors, we hold vendor appreciation parties when they all come to our office and we provide food and drinks and thank them for the hard and great work they have done. 

It costs like $20 per session to cover the room/food/etc.

I own a very large food processing company, we are currently renting out kitchen space in an ideal facility.

Definitely food for thought, we have a slightly different rent spread into the 3 bedroom from 2 bedroom.