@Michael Noto I've owned the property since April 2017 and finished the renovations to a point where the HUD consultant and contractor deemed "livable condition" in November.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

I would consult with the real estate attorney about this as an option.

I've consulted with a lawyer and from our discussion seems that I am able to issue them with a 30-day notice (I am trying to be courtesies and give them 40) but as per the tenants' case manager I need to give them 60-days.

Offer your services as a financial analyst on a consulting basis. 

I would recommend you consult a real estate attorney where you are buying the property @Joshua Sokolow.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information

I would consult with a real estate attorney on this.

@jon @Jon K. you should consult with self directed IRA specialist instead of forums.I know for sure my client was investing his IRA in investment properties, your case would be like you're a HML, which is an investment of your money. 

You can also find a consultant that will go find the exact loan you want at the best price.