,I like to think of the Roth IRA or a 401K or a 529B or any of these tax deferred accounts as basically different cookie jars on a counter, but inside each cookie jar are different types of "cookies" or "investments" like a bank high yield savings account or a money market fund or a Treasury bill or a municipal bond fund or a corporate bond fund, or stocks, like SP500 ETF, etc.

With interest rates in high double digits, I was easily able to locate corporate bonds of BBB rating with 20 years of payments left and 8-9% coupons.  

(I'd advise against signing whatever subs hand you)  If you GC yourself, you need to put that under a corporation, get insurance, and create your OWN contract the subs signs (who will then need to get you their W9, insurance naming your co. as additional insured, and their license depending on trade--make sure it is all current and active!!)...

Basically, house swapping or truly corporate equity.

But really...I'll probably just convert it to corporate housing at the threshold of whatever legal limitation they impose.  

I have a house for rent and have been approached by a Blue Orion (blueorion.co) that wants to lease and sublet it to corporate clients.

We managed 20 rentals while working full time corporate jobs.  

The note which represented the major part of the purchase price was secured by the business In general but was more like a corporate bond.

Here are some steps and considerations for ensuring your LLCs are compliant from a legal perspective:For Your SDIRA LLCs in Florida:LLC Registration: You have filed the foreign LLCs with the State of Florida, which is essential.FINCEN Registration: Registering with FINCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) was a necessary step for compliance with the Corporate Transparency Act.Ongoing Compliance:Annual Reports: Ensure you file annual reports for your LLCs with the Florida Department of State.State Taxes: Check if there are any state-specific taxes or fees you need to pay for the LLCs.For Your Non-Retirement LLC in Nevada Buying Property in Michigan:LLC Registration:Foreign LLC Filing: Once the purchase is finalized, file your LLC as a foreign entity in Michigan.FINCEN Registration:Corporate Transparency Act: As of 2021, the Corporate Transparency Act requires LLCs and other entities to register with FINCEN.

This means that you will probably need to pay registration and filing fees in at least 2 states if you don’t buy CA property as a CA resident.Any lawsuits should be limited to the assets of the LLC and not your personal assets (assuming you run the LLC appropriately and the corporate veil is not pierced, some debate as to SMLLC).