BP rules prohibit me from answering that question in the forum.

Anyone have any advice on how best to do that and now be violating the "Prohibited Transaction" rule of SDIRA investing?

However, licensed sales associated were prohibited by law to have any interest in ownership of a real estate company (because of the conflict of interest, a broker would be subject to the ownership, whom the broker manages).

You could lease the unit to your business (this may be prohibited by the HOA's CCRs) and then take the deductions that way.

-Any advertisement of residential property for a period of less than 3 months is prohibited.

AB1482 prohibits LL dictating substantial change to lease terms.  

There will be some good deals coming up (and probably some great deals), the question is how many.I suspect there will be some good opportunities (for a short time) on both coasts as CAP Rates adjust and we start to see the effects of this thing.Those opportunities will have to be balanced out against the current (and unknown future) rent controls those areas are famous for.The rent control issue, since it's dispersed and unconnected, one area is different than another, which is different than another, and so on, will probably need a Federal Solution prohibiting it if it's to be solved.

For you to gift your licensed and insured professional services to the IRA could be viewed by the IRS as a self-dealing prohibited transaction that has severe tax consequences.

I know I'm coming to this thread a bit late but as you probably know by now, foreigners (you don't look Thai) are prohibited from buying land in Thailand.  

Alex,You will find answer to your question here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/527...I would advise against it as it might be considered a "prohibited transaction" under IRS scrutiny.