I'll order technical inspections for structural items (foundation, roof), but otherwise I know I'm buying something that needs a lot of work.

For instance (this is for all you haters of FB and lovers of BP), I searched BP a year ago to get advice on the best way to structure an REI business in terms of taxes.

Just curious: what kind of deal are you structuring with this individual?

Originally posted by Account Closed:I wondered. how could I structure this instead Finding a money partner, a "private lender" is a personal, one on one matter, they need to be people known to you and who you have had business with or introduced to you by an associate, friend of family.

Assume our nonlawyer tax accountant is engaged to provide a memorandum of opinion on the tax consequences of a proposed corporate structure.

We went back to building stick-built structures onsite for less money and hassle than containers!

And are you dead set on having raw or scraped land to build your own home, or are you possibly looking at renovations/updates to an existing structure?

You still need to behave with care.The structure does help you appear more professional and comes with some significant tax benefits - so it is worth while.Once your personal name is in public records as owner of a property, it will always be public.

I know that I do not have a lot of information here to make the most educated analysis but I am looking for ideas on how to structure the offer. 

There are limits to how much you can invest in your SDIRA per year, but if you are making money in your REI and have a business structure setup you can sponsor your own company SDIRA plan and contribute some of your own income from your company into the new plan and even provide a company match (benefits of business ownership!).