You need to be able to handle investors money with complete respect and transparency and clearly communicate. 

As the previous poster said, it I do think it will take a long time before Stewartville is a suburb of Rochester, but things are clearly moving in that direction. 

You even got part of the rent, so eviction is not so clear cut.

With clear, measurable, goals and timelines you will not get hung up in analysis paralysis.

On here you will find many "successful" SDIRA investors who have clearly violated the prohibited transaction rules, they just haven't been caught.Essentially if you are looking to invest with a retirement account and you want it to remain retirement money it can work, if you are looking to create non-retirement income or look to help finance yourself it generally will not work.I have probably talked to 50 people about this, 2 are doing it correctly, a couple have disregarded the rules and have done it anyhow, and most everyone else heard a pitch and wanted to make it work when it couldn't work for them...Maybe you can get a national person to do a webinar for you?

Where emergency escape and rescue openings are provided they shall have a sill height of not more than 44 inches (1118 mm) measured from the finished floor to the bottom of the clear opening.

Also, maybe in your emails state "things not allowed"--- pets, felonies, evictions, etc, and make sure it's clearly no exception.   

The more I look into the credit system the more it becomes clear, it's ALL about pumping the markets, and the normies eat it right up.. 

If the proceeds are great enough to pay off the 1st with some funds left over, you should be able to recover something if you are next in line.Other than consulting with a foreclosure attorney in your area, and confirming if title is clear other than the 1st mortgage, I’m wondering if offering a deed in lieu of foreclosure subject to the first mortgage may be worthwhile.

I didn't have enough disability rate on my first VA loan, but I am 70% now and I'm sure that clears the hurdle (60%?)