Lineal ancestors and descendents and your spouse are all disqualified persons and cannot be involved in any transaction with your IRA at all.If its a non-disqualified person then doing a loan is straightforward.

. - coming from a common ancestor and all.

You have a noble goal, @Richard my Mann.

Even if they have the most honest and noble of intentions the money almost never materializes or only partial if you work with them.

Probably need to give a shout out to my ancestors too.

Flip (again).The Bigger Pocket flipping book is next (too bad it's not at Barnes and Noble, I have gift card that I would've used towards buying it).

If for some reason you need to purchase it, then you can.Reach out to Noble Mortgage, or Jet Lending in Houston.

I was planning on looking up some reviews on Barnes and Noble, for Home Maintenance and Landlording.

Creating a legacy for your family is certainly a noble goal!  

That's you, your lineal descendents and ancestors, you spouse, certain parties with financial obligations w.r.t. the IRA and any entity controlled by any of these people.You and the IRA cannot engage in any transactions.