I'm not sure about the distinction, but UDirect was adamant, so it must have to do with IRA regulations about SDIRA's.

(definitions and distinctions can be quite important, obviously)

There would have to be some distinct advantage in going the student rental route.  

In the Utah market, the distinction lies in "owner occupied accessory apartment" vs "legal duplex."  

I think there is a distinction between a real estate investor and a landlord.

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My comments also go to those with dealings and understandings of the entire mortgage spectrum as there was no distinction made.

There are some who would disagree with this distinction.

Provided that the LLC has a proper operating agreement, it is current with its state filings, it has its own accounts, we are not dealing with fraud or gross negligence, and the LLC has been diligent in conducting its activities as a separate and distinct business it is extremely difficult for the plaintiff to pierce the liability veil of the LLC and hold the member personally liable for the harm.Regardless of whether the state offers charging order protection of outside liability exposure, all states respect the separate character of the LLC for inside exposure.

The map turns sharply from orange to blue around Camden, where the difference between white and black communities seems almost like it has a distinct boundary.In Lakewood, the fastest growing municipality in the state, the town's exploding and largely white Jewish population appears to have settled in an entirely different portion of town than the Hispanic and African American populations.The map was developed using a cartographic interpretation of the 2010 decennial Census -- the most robust dataset available to analyze the changing tides of population in the United States.The data was derived from Census race data parsed down to the Census block level, which typically span only a few municipal blocks in most areas.