So we cover Sources of Capital, Finding Notes, Due Diligence, The Financials of Note Investing (with more in-depth case studies), Managing Risk, Exit Strategies/Borrower Management, Recapitalization, Note Contracts, etc.It also features a robust 17 page note glossary, FAQ's, and comes with a slew of sample documents and forms like an Accounting Template, an Assignment of Deed of Trust, a sample Billing Statement,  Credit Report (Sample), a sample Deed of Lieu of Foreclosure, a sample Discounted Payoff, a sample Fair Debt Collection Letter, Homeowner Authorization Template, Homeowner Options Letter (Sample), a sample Note and Mortgage, RESPA Letter (Sample), and Satisfaction of Mortgage or Deed (Sample), just to name a few.And although we no longer mentor, I should add we do have free Note Investor Q&A's calls bi-monthly that I host with my business partner who is the director of Borrower Management at PPR.

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From an arm chair lawyer position I think this is going to go at least to the Fed app level to be decided on.

Given that, I would say start doing analysis as you figure out the funding and you may be able to find deals good enough to make other potential investors sit up in their chair.

@Anthony BeckemeyerIRS rules prohibit any direct or indirect benefit between the IRA and a disqualified party.  

@Kody BroussardThe issue is whether the LLC the family members are investing into with will be viewed as a disqualified party to their IRA's, or if there is direct or indirect benefit between the IRA and a disqualified party.Chief among disqualified parties to an IRA are lineal family, parents, grandparents, children & grandchildren - or an entity like a business or trust controlled by family.Since you describe this as "your" LLC and you are putting together the entity and likely receiving compensation, then this LLC would most likely be viewed as disqualified to their IRA accounts.  

Always hoping that when the music stops we will have a chair.

Salt Lake City was right there at like 4.8% I almost fell out of my chair in disbelief.

Typically, associations almost beg to get a quorum at annual meetings so they can elect directors, and quorums are achieved by persuading many homeowners to turn over their votes by proxy to the association president or another insider.

The issue is that she is disqualified to her IRA, and per IRC section 4975 there can be no direct or INDIRECT benefit between she and her IRA in either direction.