In the average SDIRA real estate investment, if you have competent (licensed) real estate managers and suitable hazard insurance, and there is an issue... the plaintiff is going to sue the management company or the owner (ETC) and the asset (named beneficiary (your IRA)) is insured.

I think it is a very suitable strategy to attempt to sell this to a tenant at some point.

Considering my credit isnt really suitable for even qualifying, it was less than motivating.

., ATM visitors, video arcade patrons, drug traffickers, etc.

That actually makes sense though...Site worth calculators typically go off of Alexa ranking, # of visitors per day, & daily ad revenue...the calculation actually seems pretty accurate if you were to try selling the site on something like flippa to an website investor...

If I did start hearing about it from visitors to my homes for sale, I would strongly consider adding them.

Getting that site to experience visitors and actually work for you is something entirely different.Realize that your question is equivalent to asking how to build a building for your business and what the best way is to get customers inside that building.First you need to start with what your goal is.

It is wise for investors & contractors of every type to educate themselves as to whether they need certification before the visit or call from the EPA.

The people he has had look at the property are not really suitable buyers.

That is...unless you wanted to sue the seller for specific performance or some such.I also think that the arrangement cited is taking advantage of a seller and goes against suitability criteria.