If you have made an offer and provided earnest money in your name, transferring that to your IRA could be viewed as a self-dealing transaction that could void the entire IRA.All offers need to be made in the name of the IRA (or IRA owned LLC if going the checkbook route).  

Will that just transfer thunking of footsteps through joists and ceiling of lower level more?

After a year of ownership, you could qualify with a traditional lender, refinance, and bring the interest rate back down.

I am also paying for transfer of taxes up to $3500 since I am having my friend removed. 

I've heard that some can be more friendly than others in allowing transfer of title into an LLC after purchase (w/o forfeiture of title insurance).   

Which market in your opinion has better opportunities (employment, appreciation, rents vs ownership, eviction laws).Thanks

For instance, my HELOC is at the same bank as my checking account and I can easily transfer money.  

My account was recently transferred to apartments.com and, so far, little seems to have changed.

I thought I'd share a link to a new guide I just put out that should help to demystify some of the pieces around home ownership and provide prospective home buyers with the information they need to make a more informed home-buying decision: Should I Buy a Home

@Dmitriy FomichenkoIs it a simple process to transfer the money within my market account to a Solo?