We actually are acquaintances from church, so that was kind of nice having a bit of a relationship with her, since this was a unique situation.  

Currently, the property was a church and a school.

I'm a member of St.Rocco's Church which is 1/2 mile north of Daisy.  

We go to church on the upper westside and are primarily looking for properties in Bolton Road area, Smyrna, and Marietta.

You just have a different type of vehicle that may invest differently.There are, however, two taxes that get in the way of the scenario you mention - assuming perhaps that the IRA capital was an equity stake in someone else's flip property for example.When a tax exempt entity such as as IRA, church, etc., engages in a trade or business activity on a regular or repeated basis, there is a trust tax known as UBIT that applies.  

The home we currently live in is an old church turned into a duplex, we purchased it two years ago.

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