Hi Blake tread lightly in these situations.

We don't see it improving in Florida, so we tread lightly in that State.

I built new stairs, which made the install of the tread a breeze...

Now you are starting to step into the world of raising capital so tread carefully.

My post on another non-profit thread here applies to this tread as well.

They leave the investor in a ongoing predicament in the case the new buyer doesn't follow through though, so just tread cautiously.  

And just one more note for you or others reading this tread with borrowing within a SDIRA in mind......The one property I own already and many of the others I have been looking at do not 'qualify' for lending from the above company or other similar ones due to 'conditions'.

I loved those quarter sawn wood stair treads!

Lenders refuse deeds in lieu every day.I'd tread carefully with any one wanting to borrow that is using a "reverse quit claim" as a selling point.

I know I've looked at student rentals where you had to tread lightly to avoid the beer cans.