You, and anyone in your ascending or descending lineage (grandparents, parents, children), can't use the property personally, nor can you make any repairs or do any work yourself.

Breaking these rules will threaten the tax-advantaged status of the IRA investments and could cost the investor a lot of money, so the key guidelines should be reviewed.An IRA may not have a “transaction” with or for the benefit of the following “disqualified persons”:The IRA owner.The owner's spouse.The owner's ascendants (parents and grandparents).The owner's direct descendants (children and grandchildren).The owner's direct descendants' spouses.Certain fiduciaries (CPAs, attorneys, financial planners, etc.).Retirement plans held by disqualified persons.Any entity that these persons own or control.

It's hard to peg an accurate number for replacement cost on an "average" 3br+ home because it's ascending so consistently, and next bump in labor tax's is going to have big ripple affects.

And there were no particular ascending or descending trend in the net migration. 

Called police after hearing things breaking.After I give police the address I ascend to the 2nd unit where the action is.

Any ascendant or descendent of you and your spouse are considered disqualified.

Unfortunately, it would be considered a prohibited transaction to use IRA funds to rehab a property that either you or your lineal ascendants/descendants currently own.

Leander - Hutto - Taylor for ascending cashflow (generally speaking). 450k is plenty budget for 3b2b in Hutto and Taylor. 

I was too early in the area but it was ascending.

To the best of my knowledge the only disqualified persons are your descendants and ascendants (i.e. people who you could inherit from or who could inherit from you).