Of course, you still have the problem of finding that trustworthy partner on the ground, but finding one person with a team is easier than putting together your own team. 

I tried contacting the PM myself but could not reach them either.I've found my tenants to be far more reliable and trustworthy than the property managers.

I have two wholesalers that I am using that are slightly more trustworthy.

Being deployed just means that you would need a trustworthy property manager to manage the property.

That is where the concern would come in, is vetting your tenant/buyer to be trustworthy to not default on payments.

I just try to lead with honesty and also try to post in a way that would, if it had any effect, make REI a more trustworthy industry.

I wouldn’t want to take the chance when I can find plenty of people that are probably more trustworthy and just waiting for something to happen.

The ones on this forum I’d guess are a little more trustworthy, since everyone here is a little more savvy than the average shopper.

If you have a systemized process, then it shouldn't matter TOO much on the VA as long as you can give them the system/good training of it.A lot of times as long as you have a good-hearted, trustworthy employee and a system to go with - it works out phenomenally.I've used a ton of VA's and have a half dozen people on my team now.

If I find a trustworthy rehabber and agree to invest from my SDIRA as private money and I make a decent return 8-10% etc and at some future date that same person loans me a different amount depending on the deal I am doing you still think it violates the rule?