So I have been striving to provide my students with an introduction into the adult world of money. 

Female tenant moves in. 

I haven't found an answer to this specific question on BP or elsewhere online: if I die, and my SDIRA that holds investment property goes to my adult child, what are his/her options? 

If something horrible happens (like your handy man who you have given the keys to all the properties rapes your female tenant (you didn't know he just got out of prison for rape) (no insurance coverage for you by the way because intentional torts are uninsurable) you will lose everything you own.

You shouldn't be talking about leaving your first real job as an adult already, that's a Lamborghini hope with a Yugo foundation.

It is also known that some families will reject adult children who become very successful financial, especially if they don't "share the wealth" in ways they want.  

@Chris Reyes to make sure my children have better options when they become adults than I did.

It would be fine if it were just us two adults - and they appeal to couples.

All I need is a full name and email for each adult.

I have been flipping homes for several years but would like to start involving and teaching my adult children on becoming a partner.