We meet the first Tuesday of every month and have investors spanning all strategies and experience levels.

You are correct, there are numerous highlights I can mention like: I've never lost money on a buy, I've bought a $500 web property and sold it for $4,000 in the span of a month, and I've currently bought a property for $4,000 that I plan to sell for $10,000+ in the next few months.

He spanned a 4x6 16' to support the trusses...

Outside of real estate, my career has spanned management consulting, private equity, corporate finance and marketing strategy.  

To benefit in any way from this property at this point would be considered a "prohibited transaction"6)Over the next 5 (or so) years, I will transfer the SDIRA into the ROTH SDIRA     i)Each year, I will have to pay taxes on the amount of SDIRA I convert into ROTH SDIRA     ii)This allows us to spread the tax burden over a several year span as opposed to getting hit with a big tax bill all at once.7)Once the SDIRA is fully converted to ROTH SDIRA (and wife is at least 59.5 years old), she can take the property as a distribution from the ROTH IRA without any tax consequence.I know this was a bit long.

Like I said in the original post, it's a LONG story spanning over a decade.  

That may be, (I have two properties that were built in 1900) and I understand that "level" didn't seem to be as much of a priority in those days but if there is a sag because the timbers or structure are bowing due to a long span, it may not take much to put a 4x6 down the middle and a couple of jack posts to either bring it back up or at least keep it from further sagging.

I know this is a pretty open ended question, but my goal is to reach $100,000/year cash flow through long term buy and hold rental properties over a 10 year time span.  

Given that my goals may be a bit of an outlier, other than the fundamentals of investing in sub-30K real estate, is it worth the BP community's attention span for me to start a blog here?

Now, at 19-20, my attention span for business wasn't all there.