Custodians are permitted to custody assets held in an IRA under IRC Section 408.

That would come out to almost $2000 per year of custodial fees, on top of all the transaction fees if you have just 3 financed properties in your IRA.

If you have real concerns I'd say ask your Realtor and/or attorney.To reality, I doubt you're going to be in a long drawn out matter of possession, just to the garage, I doubt this widow will be fighting with you or trying to enter the living area.You do have an obligation to safeguard her belongings, they are in somewhat of your care, custody and control, you can't just though her stuff on the street.

The title company found an issue with the chain of custody of the deeds for the property.

They've made it into a widget, if you will.They do not encourage their clients to flip properties, but use a short term by and hold, cash flowing strategy on assets with a huge future upside, like mine shown.Strongbrook owns the Real Estate Company, the Mortgage Company, the Property Management Company, has licensed insurance agents, and access to 3rd party custodial agents that can assist with self directing 401ks or IRAs.

She just went through a divorce and has custody of 2 kids.

Agree with the start date being the date of possession, you can give odd days free if you like, I have and have also charged odd days rents, the lease term can be longer than one year, mine went for 12 months from the first of the following month from the date of possession.Yes, otherwise, allowing someone to store property puts you in a bailee position having care, custody and control over thier property.

No, you cannot transfer funds from one account to the next without custodial approval.3.

Also, this money would also be accessible by them if a custodial account is used.

If you establish a Solo 401K, there are NO CUSTODIANS, therefor there are NO CUSTODIAL FEES.