And educating them on what we are doing and that there are other ways of investing than the traditional 401k, IRA, Etc.  

I would (and do) invest in stocks through a 401k, IRA etc because those are tax deferred which is an advantage. 

Pulling from IRA, I don't have enough to pull out to cover this. 

You can do so using 401k from the past employer by moving it to a self-directed IRA or truly self-directed Solo 401k (if you are eligible).

Should we put the property or its profits into an IRA and grow them tax free or deferred?

Can some body recommend me a IRA friendly with a Real Estate Investor business model?

Please note that the account into which the funds are deposited must be the same type of account from which the funds were first withdrawn (e.g. withdrawal of pre-tax funds from a 401k could be deposited in a pre-tax IRA but not a Roth IRA - "like to like").

I currently contribute to a 403B (kindof like a 401K but for NPOs and contributions are fixed), through my employer and use a Roth IRA for additional retirement investing. my question is if I opened a traditional IRA so that my contributions were coming out pre-tax along with the 403B, would that push me back down into the 12% tax bracket because that money is no longer considered income or am I stuck paying 22% no matter what?  

I have been been debating a lot recently whether I should be putting money into other retirement vehicles such has a Roth IRA, 401k, mutual fund, index fund or should I be staying liquid saving my money to buy my first property?

@Ankit KhatriI'm not suggesting you do this, but I funded my first real estate purchases by refinancing my home, borrowing against a life insurance policy, and taking the principal out of my Roth IRA.