I agree with everyone on here, no way to transfer the property out of the IRA and retain an interest without triggering a distribution.  

Also, I recently learned Apple Pay will allow instant transfers of money - free if the sender is using a bank account, and if they use a credit card, THEY pay the transaction fee (brilliant!).  

@Alex Tobias  For my last closed commercial loan, I paid:- $350 documentation fee (at closing)- $15 credit report fee- $25 flood determination fee- $150 recording fees to the town- $40 wire transfer fee.- $1,000 attorneys fees for closing.- no points / origination fees.  5.25%, 20 year amortization.- Existing relationship with the lender, who's a smaller local bank.

The Deposit to hold transfers and becomes their security deposit.

It has to transfer within the gov’t first, then undergo a litany of environmental testing and such, then actually be listed for sale.

The investments can then be placed under the LLC umbrella.To learn about the Roth IRA transfer restriction to a 401k plan, see the following. https://www.irs.gov/publications/p590a#en_US_2014_publink1000231050

You are allowed to transfer the property to an LLC after you have purchased it under your name.

Just trying to wrap my head around the transfer of deed process.

Do they allow transferring pictures of damage or things that need fixing?

I have four (4) duplexes in Baltimore in my name and want to transfer ownership to an LLC I formed, so I have the following questions:1) Do I have to use an attorney as opposed to a specialized entity (title company and such)?