@Amit GuptaYou absolutely may not do that.IRS rules prohibit any direct or indirect transactions or provision of benefit between an IRA and a disqualified person. 

Getting in touch with recruiters and presenting your property, will allow them to put you in direct contact with nurses.

I am not saying this is impossible... just a very competitive field in an already competitive market.Probate leads, driving for dollars and any other lead source that puts you in direct contact with sellers can be one of the more effective ways to landing a deal.

(Personally bought ABNB stock to indirectly benefit from STRs without the work) I like and own long term MFHs.

That means setting aside funds for all of the direct and indirect costs like vacancies, repairs, cap ex, etc.

The bill adjusts the 50 percent threshold to 10 percent for investments that are not tradable on an established securities market, regardless of whether the IRA owner has a direct or indirect interest.

They are indirectly telling you they think the property needs a little more.

I am actually hoping to go through a local wholesaler but (as you so astutely pointed out) things are hot and moving fast here in the Springs market so it's next to impossible to get in on things if you aren't dialed in directly!

(An indirect lie is still a lie).

I rent all my STRs to refinery contractors that do things directly or indirectly with the crude that goes through the pipeline on the edge of my property.