Hello MP, To answer your question: Yes, in a divorce, the IRS allows for tax-free transfers of IRA assets, including those in a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA), if the transfer is specifically outlined in the divorce decree.

I self manage all of mine in Indy and would be happy to chat about collaborating.  

Hi Morgan -It sounds like a DSCR portfolio loan might be a good fit for this scenario, given the rental income and the potential for self-management.

Most 1099 self- employed investors generally write everything off so using 1040's, 1120's or 1065's is a no go for tax returns.

Some would say there are no detailed explanations on how to “pay your self first”, I know I didn’t find any, but listening to that part over again, I came up with my own solutions to get the start in the game. 

I am not trying to sell books, however my BP book on self storage devotes the last 1/3 of the book to the topic of how to get started in real estate syndications.

It used to be fine and helpful, but now it's embarrassing when someone doesn't ask about Columbus, Ohio, or the midwest and you drop into a post to suggest Columbus with the benefit to you (self-promotion).

This is evident when they express their goal as “ I want to own enough real estate to provide me a $10,000 per month income to replace my salary”.  

I self manage our portfolio and know that life is probably going to be different if we have kiddos someday/my primary job really takes more time/energy out of me. 

We are going to be self managing our properties from out of state, and need someone who can show prospective tenants property, allow maintenance workers/inspectors in, and to hold our key.