I'm a full time Firefighter/EMT, husband, father of two very active and amazing children, and a dedicated family man.

., the IRA participant, his or her parents, children, to name few).The IRA participant is not allowed to use the property for personal use.Invest in Real Estate Using a LLCWhen both the IRA participant (in this example Jim Brown) and his IRA pool their funds and invest in an LLC for the purpose of investing in real estate, title to the property is taken in the name of the LLC.For example, if the name of the LLC is Buckeyes LLC, title on the deed would read Buckeyes LLC.Just like above, the LLC cannot obtain a loan and the IRA participant and other disqualified individuals are prohibited from using the LLC owned property for personal use.ANOTHER OPTION Your father can use retirement funds to invest in real estate operating company that is structured as a C corporation.

The area attracts a lot of working families with children and seems to have fairly low rental turnover in the 6 months I've lived here. 

Also, for economic purposes, by placing home in LLC (a business), children will be elgible for more college financial aid since the business assets for a closely held company with few employees are exempt/not counted under federal financial aid laws but are counted when it is our personal name.  

Depends the the price range but it starts to slow down after school starts because people don't want to move their children after school starts.  

I am single with no children.  

We are looking forward to this new adventure and really hope to secure a lucrative and stable future for not only our child but his children too!

Learn a LOT about investing out of state.Research the market you are going into and figure out the best markets.Make connections in those markets and vet those connections.Save up more money and move up from the war zone and go to a $30,000 to $50,000 minimum market where there is less crime, less vacant lots and vacant houses, where the police will actually respond to a call from a homeowner, where there are jobs for your tenants to work at, where there are schools for your tenants to send their children, where there are real grocery stores for them to buy real food (not gas station or fast food).  

My original question related to the definition of acquisition date as my settlement statement is as of 6/10/16, but there was a delay of getting access to the house due to a signature problem (mom died, 4 children as heirs and one them was in prison.  

However, please note that the elderly, disabled and children have some protection over a owner move in eviction.