My hunch is that this money was protected from the bankruptcy, probably retirement account money whether IRA or 401K or 203B.

@Cody WilsonAs noted, what you seek is entirely out of the question.As a disqualified party to your IRA, you may not personally transact with the IRA in any fashion. 

@Marquis BourneYou can borrow money from friends/family or your 401K/IRA account.

@Pearce G.You can take it as a distribution, pay tax if not a Roth, and own it personally and then manage it, vacation in it, etc, You may also ask for a prohibited Transaction Exemption (PTE) and buy it from Your Ira.  

Have you contributed a a 401K or IRA?  

Just opened my first SD-IRA for REI, deposited 2017's $5500, and converted to Roth. 

I'm looking to start a SD IRA checkbook LLC. 

He suggests you get into Growth-Stock Mutual Funds with 25% each in:Growth and Income Funds aka Large Cap aka Blue ChipGrowth funds aka Mid Cap or Equity FundsInternational Funds Aggressive Growth Funds Roth IRA at $3,000 per year at 12% a year for 30 years ends at $873,000 but you only put in $90,000.So start with any free match you can get and then fully fund Roth IRA’sBe sure the total comes out to 15%Where does he keep getting this 12% a year from Mutual Funds # from?

He knows every aspect of REI from wholesaling to IRA investing.

I'm also getting the sense that most real estate investors think putting money into an 401k, IRA, or Roth IRA is a loser's game – and I can definitely see the logic behind that argument as well.