@Kristopher KyzarWhat you have outlined is not possible within the IRS rules, as it would involve a transaction between you and the IRA.It is possible to personally remove an asset such as property from the IRA to yourself, but this would involve taking the property as a taxable distribution from the IRA at the property's appraised value at the time of distribution. 

In the case outlined there were multiple problems. 

From day 1 I established a mgt co s-corp to manage my own portfolio.I use it very little the way you are outlining, though.I do not want to take beautiful SE-free passive income and turn it into active income. 

I was wondering what the market is like and if someone has a map of the area that would cross-off/outline the areas where one wouldn't want to invest in?

They STOLE 200 of my dollars by promising me an overview of real estate education and literally delivered on ALMOST NONE of the outline that I was promised I would get. 

I need help on what to look for so I can narrow down information into an outline or packet.

Account Closed2 turns a year would meet the "regular and repeated" criteria outlined in IRS publication 598 under which UBTI applies."

@Jamie Wooley - This is a good question that has been posed quite often with various pros and cons and I am sure there will be more as we get closer to tax time.However, I found the below blog which sums it up nicely.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5070/blog_post...Actually a few days ago @Nancy Neville outlined a list of attributes in the use of Quickbooks for Landlords that you can review at the link below.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/24...

It also seems doubtful that the " Doc's" Rules and regulations outline "failing to volunteer" as a " violation" subject to a fine.

The rents outlined in the listing are below market rate.The 1 bed 1 baths have a bit of room for rent growth and the 2 bed has quite a bit of room.Appreciation seems to be all the rage in Oakland investing.