Actually, this morning I sent an inquiry off to one of the program directors of my local HUD office asking what their screening process looks like. 

We were wanting to protect ourselves from making sure all 6 bedrooms are rented and also not raising many eyebrows with that many leases in one home(southern college doesn't like when 2 or more females are living in a single family home).

@Bryan Crow I am the PR Director at B2R and thought some more information about our loan products might be helpful.B2R offers single property and portfolio loans, both of which are commercial mortgages. 

I don't want to live in a less than desirable area as a single female.   

You can contact me or the Director of Operations, Charmaine Springett, Charmaine at HealyPropertyManagement.com. 

It is true the directors and shareholders have limited personal liability - provided there has been no negligence or criminal conduct - but this extra protection is typically outweighed by the additional taxation and costs of operating as a company.If you hold residential properties in a company, lenders will have required your personal guarantee on any mortgages - there is a reason the lenders require this and it is so they have recourse to your personal assets should the company default on the mortgage.Now, there are valid, even necessary, reasons for holding property in a company.  

I am a licensed agent in the State of Florida seeking to build a few solid relationships with other female investors and build a portfolio that will retire me from my 9-5 (which is acquisitions with a publicly traded real estate entity). 

I work for an advertising/PR agency in NYC as an Associate Creative Director.

What you are describing  would be a self-dealing prohibited transaction that would void the IRA.There can be no direct or indirect transactions between an IRA and a disqualified party. 

This is not to say ALL Associations allow it, but it is entirely dependent upon the Governing Documents of the subject HOA.It was weird as it was not cumulative voting or single normal type voting, the system used, which was made up, meant it could be fixed.the rules were also not explained to voters.The directors have no set of rules and nothing in the bylaws.The homeowners are not happy as it was deemed fixed.So many people voted because the board went door knocking and got proxy forms signed so that they could influence the outcome.