@Matt Finneseth   I am often amazed at the almost moral objection that some people express when this topic comes up. 

Moral?

This is from their website:"To obtain a real estate license in the state of Ohio: You must be honest, truthful and of good reputation.You must be at least 18 years old.You must be sponsored by an Ohio real estate broker.You must not have been convicted of a felony or crime of moral turpitude, adjudged by a court to have violated any civil rights laws regarding real estate within the past two years, or violated any rules of the Ohio Division of Real Estate.

In addition, PTAA is a member of the Better Business Bureau, meaning the company adheres to the morals and guidelines of running an ethical and legitimate business.

though it sounds easy, I'm aware it takes tons of willpower, due diligence to make sure the numbers are correct and not to mention the controversy surrounding it over the ethics and morality no matter if it's technically legal or not.

@Judy P. and @Xavier Morales,Self-directed IRAs are for retirement, and they can invest in real estate (just not actively).

I have a feeling seeing the money will help him be a little more enthusiastic. the moral to this post is DON'T GIVE UP!

Moral of the story.  

Too bad he is focusing on the ethical and moral issues rather than the huge health benefits of cutting meat, and especially dairy, out of a diet.  

Today is one of the worst, because I'm at the tailend of my maternity leave and my rainy day funds are dry,with no moral support from my partner, who literally have said in several occasions including today that he will not lift a finger.