Owner A can now use this money as the down payment on a building titled to Owner A, not to his/her SDIRA, and vice versa for Owner B.What do the SDIRA experts think of this idea? 

Where mine is lacking they are better and vice versa.  

Look at it as Art of War - Hit Privates (SFR) or some Captains or Colonels (3-4 Units) depending on what markets you are looking at $80K divided including closing costs and reserves might not be New Jersey, But Markets like Philadelphia, Delaware, NYS.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

Vice Versa, a seller can name his terms, but investors generally want to name their price…but the seller can’t have both.

One room has a pair of vice grips sticking out of the wall that have been plastered and painted in.Permitting- Nightmare.

From a investor stand pointSFH - ProsMore freedom to do whatever you want to the propertyTenants tend to live longer in SFH, and they care for the property SFH - ConsAdditional costs like gardening, pool maintenance etcBig ticketed repairs like roofCondos - ProsCommon areas, roofing, gardening, pool maintenance taken care ofWater/trash/solid waste taken care ofCondos - ConsUnprofessional HOA - trust me they can be pain in a**Sharing walls - unruly neighbors can give your tenants sleepless nights - vice versaTenants tend to eventually move to SFHHigh HOA feesDemanding tenants can and will drive you crazy with common area repairs even though they know you have no control on them - Hot water/Bees etc. 

I've heard you can use VA financing with multi-Family homes and have vice versa.Would appreciate any information as possible on financing VA for multi-family

Not to mention the crap job by the roofers, as I was practically swimming up there.So I guess my point is this: If your HVAC contractor does mostly residential, don't let him touch your commercial property and vice versa.

I am dedicated to reviving Detroit neighborhoods and assimilating Detroit residents with those of surrounding cities and vice versa.

If the company is understaffed or falls short of your standards hire someone else or learn to Captain your own ship.