I can see it extending to IRA's because of the non-profit nature, but can't find specifics.I do know that if an IRA enters an equity position in real estate and outside financing is used, that the portion of the income vis a vi @Harper discussion applies, but I assume that applies to the owning entity,not the IRA For example, I buy a house with my Sister's IRA owning 50% of the property and I own the rest If the properties Income is $10K and it's expenses are 6K, I only pay taxes on my portion - ie 5K in income less 3K in expenses.

The holder of the POA has obviously done his homework if he is aware that the sale proceeds may have to be used to pay the owners nursing home expenses.

I'm looking for a way to give them security in a property that I purchase without naming them as a lien holder on that specific property.

The agency will lower the amount of the loan a lender must forgive, allow banks to extend mortgage terms to 40 years from 30 years and give subordinate holders immediate payment for releasing their liens.

Real estate is the place holder/commodity.

So insues the hunt for the title holder. 

Need a hard money loan ASAP to pay off lien holder. 

I looked it up on the county assessors site and it listed asis 84000, gave me the deed holder name and address.

If the property does not have a lot of equity the subordinate lien holders will normally settle for a small amount.

The note holder, an out of state financial company is eager to sell.