Trust with rights of survivorship.Makes death a little better by not making it a taxable event.

Let them know that the persons occupying the house are not authorized to be there, they are not in possession of a lease issued by you as the owner or any agent of yours, and that you believe fraud and other illegal activities are occurring there.

Another says to look at the economic numbers and you'll see a crash occurs every 7 years and it has been 12 years since the last one. 

After everything is accepted an inspection must occur by their inspector.

The strangest occurance I've seen was a property listed for $2,300... it sold 9 months prior for $289,000.

Generally, closings occur within 30 days.

You can meet local investors by registering to attend real estate events in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings6.

On IG he's @brentdaniels_ttp.Pace and Brent and Jamil Damji (@jdamji) put on a live Facebook/YT/IG event every Monday night called Wholesale Hotline.

That would seed the SDIRA with more than the $6000 per year + avoid a taxable event.

On initial funding (I'd imagine I'd need this to back whatever kind of loan as downpayment): could I initially fund this C corporation, marking this seed funding as debt or equity (maybe the former is ideal in the event I want to distribute a dividend/wage back to myself from the C corporation?