Not saying it’s the same situation but I could conceive of circumstances in which prepaying rent isn’t shady.

Lending club is the bigger p2p loan platform, their rates are a little lower but a bit pickier on underwriting (640+ credit).Conceivably one could get loans on both platforms and circulate up to 50k in funds, pay back soon and re-borrow like a credit line.Been a lurker on the forum a while now (good place to hang out and sponge info).

One could conceivably drive up to the poconos or deep creek for a long weekend every month, as opposed to one week out of the year in FL... that is if you're still holding down a 9-5 like I am =:DI also agree that to get the sand without the price you may have to go out of the country.  

My ROI would have been horrible, but I could have conceivably covered the nut. 

Understanding financing is an important part of playing the game of real estate well and of designing an enduring business.The most commonly conceived mode of real estate financing is conventional.

The money you bring in from rents could conceivably be put into any IRA, if you have earned income from other sources.

Say you were born into poverty, would you say, "My mom and dad forced me into poverty through conceiving me!"

One could conceivably enroll a new student one's first week as an affiliate.

Property taxes and maintenance make it seem unaffordable for them today, but within 3-7 yrs it’s conceivable that one of the siblings could afford to move into the house.

@Richard JumonvilleRegarding your original questions: Brian is correct, this type of pre-conceived quid-pro-quo is called a "step" or "linked" transaction by the IRS, because it is nothing more than a scheme to avoid an otherwise prohibited transaction and will be treated as such.