I think the property management company that manages my property is up to no good.

Try interviewing at least three managers.1.

Otherwise, you pay income tax at your current marginal rate on the $100,000 distribution you mentioned, plus income tax on subsequent profits from the investment (which you would own personally).Consequently, I'd compare your projected returns net of all taxes on the real estate investment (1) based on taking a current distribution of $100,000 and holding the real estate personally, and (2) based on holding the real estate investment in the inherited self-directed IRA.

This approach allowed us to move quickly and efficiently, ensuring the project stayed on track.

Please DM me if you would like to chat on our current projects  in those areas including market conditions, leads and lead generation.   

There are even members that will respond here that have ulterior motives, so you shouldn't trust them.Go through the content available here on BP and then start looking for a Property Management Company you can build a relationship with - but, still verify & validate what they do as no one is perfect and even an honest mistake can cost thousands.Some agents may post here to start with them, but 95%+ of agents don't know how to properly identify a rental property to buy.

Keep in mind this is not land surveying, to determine property lines and easements.Wishing you the best of luck with this project. 

Hi Sandra,I'm a professional property manager in Pleasanton, CA.

Lastly, something to think about: a few investors set up a management LLC that will not own any property but, in turn, deal with any third parties.

Finding a cash flowing property in San Diego is not easy, so this is a fairly rare opportunity, and I can self-manage it.Because I am closing soon on my new house, I don't have as much time as I'd like to meet equity investors the traditional way (meet ups, networking, etc.) and am looking for something fairly quickly.