Varies on the payment method, but electronic debit via checking account is free.B.

You interview with them should tell you what happened, use your internal lie detector, disregard fluff and blame, best I can tell you here.

@Loren Whitney I guess I am still confused with the 50% limit.If I am reading the Internal Revenue Code Section 4975 correctly, it applies to a partnership formed by an IRA holder and other non-IRA holders (such as father, brother...) and the IRA holder cannot hold more than a 50% interest in the joint venture or it would be a prohibited transaction.What about a case of say husband and wife, two partners, both participating from their own SDIRA (or Solor-401K), in a 70%-30% or 60%-40% (depending on the proportion of the funds available from their respective IRAs), that should work? 

Perhaps I'm inferring tone incorrectly, but I take it you still disagree...Here are some examples that support my viewpoint:-  In many industries, you "intern" before you get a paid position. 

International side is more ghetto, but up and coming quick.

The internal compliance department of the bank flagged my account to be closed. 

We have a renter who has been paying rent via electronic payment every two weeks on the same day as his paycheck.

You can also go to a REIA meeting in your area and see if you can partner up with an established investor as an intern in a mentoring type of relationship.

Great question, Brandon...I assume you're talking about documentation for your own internal use/records?

@Zacharias SalvaI am a local real estate investor in Miami and a lot of my clients are international investors.