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If this is the case, you can implement the mega back door Roth strategy which works similar to a regular back door Roth IRA, only with a lot more money.  

You can also roll over traditional IRAs and old traditional 401ks into it to consolidate.

Have you ever met Adam Bergman from IRA Financial Group?

If you’re employed and have $1000 to invest right now, depending on several circumstances you can open a Roth IRA.

I don't believe he's lending out of an IRA or 401k but could very well deposit proceeds in to one of those account types.  

I am trying to find a CPA or EA who knows how to complete the annual 568 LLC tax filing for a single member LLC self-directed IRA. 

@Kenneth Bentley - Mat Sorenson's book "The Self Directed IRA Handbook" is a great place to start learning about self-directed IRAs and 401Ks 

Looking into setting up a self directed IRA account to be about to do some real estate investing.

If I were you I would 1) Consider not using an owner occupied loan2) If you have a place you call "Home"  Mayne keep a PRN job there. 3) Maybe rent a place ir a room just to show residency so you might qualify?