A spouse  wants $50,000 of the $140,000 value of a real estate property being held in their spouse's SDIRA in Florida- an equitable split property state when it comes to divorce. The spouse who owns the SDIRA will NOT...

This will get you the investment at the price you're looking for, while gaining appreciation in a hot market caused by migration and lower prices compared to the rest of the country (Greenville, SC).

Yes, there is some gain. 

Not knowing anything else about the future this keeps your pro forma not overly weighted one way or another.

You will gain acquisition, project management, and property management experience.

They shared I could easily sell this unit for 400K+ leaving a sizable gain in the short term.That being said I would face some significant capital gains and I was wondering if I had any options to avoid these.

While cash flow might be tighter, your equity gains over time could more than make up for it.It's also worth considering hybrid areas, neighborhoods that offer a balance of cash flow and appreciation potential.

You need an objective report by someone who has nothing to gain other that getting paidGoo luckGino

After around 2 years of payments we sold the loan and went from a loss to a very nice gain. 

(They paid a handyman $150 to put the weight back on the kitchen sink faucet line!