@Brandon SpenceNo as such transaction would violate the following prohibited transaction rule. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-particip...

Hi All, I have a property that is slab on grade and I want to create an island in the kitchen, but I need to get the electrical over to it (about 4' away.)  It seems like the simplest way to do this is to cut a small ...

., excluded.)Not understanding the definition of a prohibited transaction when lending through your retirement plan.Making the perfect loan to a perfect borrower on a historic home, without knowing that there are three historic committees that must all agree on the repairs but never meet at the same time.

I don’t live within Atlanta city limits but I have been researching my municipal’s laws and I haven’t found anything that prohibits me.

Make sure upfront there are no pre-pay penalties or other prohibitions on 30 year money to cash-out refi  in 1-2 years (cash out refi when you occupy if possible).  

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Are there any local laws (on the Missouri OR Kansas side) that prohibit short-term rentals such as Airbnb?

DSTs are usually best utilized with very large numbers of investors I'll bet the cost to set one up is going to be prohibitive both from a $ and time perspective. 

If so, it will require all the normal mechanicals (water/sewer, electric) that's probably cost prohibitive, but maybe you get lucky.BTW: Most residential lenders require 6-months seasoning before they will lend based on a new appraisal.Good luck!

It essentially only applies to new tenants who are seeking apartments.In regards to verifying tenants assets, there’s nothing in this Law that Prohibit people from asking for pay stubs, W-2s, credit history, etc. if you screen your tenants with that information already, you can keep doing that.As an aside, it may be important to note, that currently, HUD Is considering a reform that would outlaw source of funds when screening tenants, which essentially would require everyone to accept Section 8.