If you can even find someone to lend 100% (no skin from you = unlikely) they will want an arm and a leg, probably prohibitively expensive.

It is prohibited by the IRS to have a contract in your personal name and transfer that to an IRA.If you want to know more you may contact my office.Regarding a good attorney, my office and clients have had positive experiences with Mathew Sorensen in Phoenix, AZ. 602-761-9798.Jaime

Our rules expressly prohibit solicitation, which we define as reaching out to people you don't know, and asking if they'd be interested in your opportunities. 

@James Sanchez what you're describing is most likely are prohibited transaction.

If they request a loan modification, the lender is prohibited on a federal level from continuing, proceeding or starting any action of foreclosure during the review period of the modification request.

Not sure if it's a state or local law, but the town where the college I attended is located prohibits more than 2 people with different last names from living in the same house.  

@Alex Knights,Most states prohibit "cherry picking" renter applications* and require that the chronologically first applicant who meets the specified criteria MUST be accepted.

Bottom line is they withheld they had a pitbull, knowing I prohibited dangerous breeds in contract, and was also recently attacked.

You will likely want to work with your accountant and attorney in setting up and managing the checkbook IRA, to ensure it is set up properly and to avoid prohibited transactions.

If you starting from scratch the cost to earn your license, as well as, maintain it is cost prohibitive.