Macy's, a cornerstone of American retail, is seeing significant interest in the real estate it has put up for sale, a promising sign in a challenging market.

I found this related post. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/1202777-conne...It looks promising but some risk factors to consider, if company goes under, etc. 

There are alot of private equity firms out there that will take a leap of faith if the numbers are right and there are a pile of different loans that fit the multifamily arena.So ive come to the decision for me personally to do this for my first time without one of those mentorship programs that promise the sky and deliver dirt.

Example - Funds in SDIRA - 500KDistressed property - 300KRehab Costs - 150KFunds left in SDIRA - 50K Hey Sri, while the deal sounds promising I would not recommend going "all in" on on deal from your self directed IRA 

But if you did step 1 right, that will not kill your deal I promise, however step 3 is the most slippery slope there is.Let's say you make it out of step 1 and step 2, now it is time for step 3. 

They don’t say “fake it till you make it” for no reason.  

Consideration isn't based on payment of money (or something of value), just the promise of.

I couldn't do that recently any time I had a buyer, constantly dropping everything to scramble, show and write in case they present early (which they did frequently, even if they promised they'd honor a deadline). 

They unsurprisingly claim that promises were unfulfilled.  

I have every empathy for folks who are hurting especially from instances that are from outside of their control, but filing bankruptcy to get out of debt that she chose to sign up for and promise to pay for the sole purpose of getting ahead faster (her story, not mine) seems less than ethical and Bigger Pockets promoting it is questionable.