My brokerage isn't listed on the site, but I did speak with my District Director about it.

The one corner of the structure actually located in the flood zone is a 7' high crawlspace, not used for anything, (although tenants store lawn chairs in there over the winter).

There is essentially a couch, a salon chair, and a bowl to wash hair.

I ended up renting an umbrella and two chairs for the season to add value to my guests.  

, "Was there any discussion of a transfer in Board of Directors meetings?".

So let's say I solely own Blue Estate LLC and I hire employees to work for Blue Estate LLC to help our such as a director of investors relations, CFO, portfolio manager etc.

C-corps provide absolutely NO ASSET PROTECTION for the officers or directors (other than insurance the company has), but they do provide protection for the shareholders.

IRS rules stipulate there may be no direct or indirect transactions, benefit, or extension of credit between an IRA and a disqualified person.An example of a potential pitfall would be if the parent-in-law were to pass, and the spouse now inherits their estate - and thereby an interest in the loan to the IRA.If the willingness to lend or the terms of the note are well outside standard lending parameters, that could be viewed as a potential benefit.So, possible? 

Your IRA may not transact with or create any kind of direct or indirect benefit to that LLC.

The kitchen table came from Home Depot and the chairs wayfair.