Hi Tina,The only type of loan you can utilize is a non-recourse loan in a SDIRA.A non-recourse loan is a secured loan backed by a pledge of collateral, typically the property that it is beingused to purchase, where neither the borrower, nor the borrower's self-directed IRA, will be held liable forpayment in the event of default.If a loan does default, the only asset the bank can go a􀁹er is the asset in question.

All of us professionals are trying to make money off you and those trying to help for free, well #1 their opinions are often worthless leading to #2 you get what you pay for regarding free advice.So, question everything to avoid being sold a load of crap.There's a lot you can do remotely - if you put in the time learning enough to avoid getting taken advantage of and/or build the right team.Your first challenge will be WHAT type of investing you want to do.

He makes the process easy by explaining all your options and telling you the pros and cons of every type of loan.

This type of financing is not regulated so it's really up to how the private money lender will structure the extensions. 

According to the Culture Index, I'm a "Technical Expert" personality type.

These regulations can specify the type of structures that can be built, the size and location of buildings, and the activities that are permitted on the property.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Where to find these types of deals?

Developers and construction companies have adapted their strategies (Build for Rent), embracing innovation (light gauge steel construction) and diversification (new product types) to meet changing consumer needs and market demands.

Define, "investor-friendly" agent please.In our experience we've found that +95% of agents only have experience dealing with owner-occupied transactions - which are mostly EMOTIONAL decision based.You can ID these types of agents easily by asking them:1) If they are RE investors themselves.