One of the sexiest things about private lending is that you can use IRA money to do it.

Look into Self directed IRA or Solo 401K.

I am trying to figure out how my Florida Licensed Real Estate Brokerage can manage the rentals held within my IRA without being considered a disqualified person or an indirect benefit.I am thinking if a unrelated employee in my office was compensated for the monthly management and receipt of the rent checks to my IRA but delivered to our office and then deposited into the IRA bank account it would not be considered self dealing or disqualified. 

I would like to sign up for Self-directed IRA as an IRA LLC as a Trust to purchase real estate.I would like to know if anyone has any suggestion to an IRA LLC facilitator or has anyone done this?

Doing your investments in Roth IRA and Roth Solo 401k to make all rents and capital gains totally tax free!

Also, hardship distributions are not rollover eligible to an IRA or other company plan.Following is a good sources regarding the 401k hardship distribution rules. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-plans-faqs-regarding-hardship-distributionsIf you need funds, another option is to take a 401k participant loan. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-plans-faqs-regarding-loansLastly, 401k plans generally don't allow for distributions if you are still working for the employer that offers the plan unless you have reached age 59 1/2. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-participant-employee/401k-resource-guide-plan-participants-general-distribution-rules

Generally only self-directed IRAs can be invested in real estate as well as solo 401(k) plans, which are for the self-employed.

Next find a money partner, Self Directed IRA partners work great for this scenario.

This would be like trying to have a self-directed IRA without a licensed custodian. 

I have some funds in an IRA that I want to move out of the markets and into real estate.