@Dan KennersonYour question is not entirely clear.An IRA can lend.There is one IRS restriction, which is that the loan cannot be to, or somehow provide any kind of direct or indirect benefit to a "disqualified person".  

He is now 12 years out of his MBA, makes about $500k a year as a Director at a tier 2 bank in NYC and will likely make Managing Director after this year is done.

., and @Heather Nunn (and a few other non-BP females) are looking to get a group of experienced female investors local to Richmond together to meet up monthly.

And I have done apartment tours with friends (male and female) because they wanted a second opinion, didn't want to do the walk alone, etc.

(example) disabled vets, battered females, etc. 

Feel free to PM me direct or use my profile info to contact me directly.  

There would be a la carte services like weekly cleaning, yoga sessions, 24/7 grab-and-go or sit-down brunch, co-working space, & partnerships with restaurants/bars/activity-based businesses in Houston.Putting together a Board of Directors so we will have advisors that have experience in the hotel/hostel/apartment industries, and the Board of Directors will get a percentage of the company.

Anyone have any direct or broker recs for good & affordable landlord insurance??

He says sorry they haven't responded, the female tenant is drinking heavy again, taking prescription pills, and eludes to an altercation.

I work as the acquisitions director for a development team here in LA and I'm also a commercial agent.