Regardless of whether there is a judgment against you or the LLC, if they go after the property to satisfy the judgement, the loan will still be ahead of them.

Lender is stating this is standard language (purchased standard form etc.LaserPro, Ver. 20.2.20.003)Basically sign away the enclosed rights or we do not furnish the loan.Waives include:- right to a jury- confession of judgement (two different times (one personal, one LLC)- guarantor waiversThere is no comfort in a standard purchased form when the standard form requires waiving rights.Not expecting problems meeting obligations of the loan, and yet does not seem right to waive rights to get the loan.

@Anthony S Boxill Jr Without out knowing the condition of the property its hard to make a judgement.

I also second the video comment above. if the unit is abandoned your local laws may state that you have to store any items left behind for a period of time. your video is proof that the unit is empty and they did not leave behind their "expensive family diamond collection" which they would sue you for if you have no proof.Once you have new renters in there, document the days you lost rent and take them to small claims (if the amount is low enough). once you get a judgement you can try to collect from there.

I'm just saying to think of him like he has two legs and make the judgement on that.

you said private or portfolio lenders will close sub too a judgement like this...

Those are two separate entities and a judgement against the self-directed IRA would be very hard pressed to go after the other IRA.A more robust option 2 would be to use a Checkbook IRA LLC. 

Or are there rules barring me from closing the deal till judgement is passed?

I mean no judgement, as I've worked some of the crappiest low paying jobs out there! 

according to the final judgement of forclosure a writ of possession will be issues anything i want without the necessity of a court order.