Sponsors – By potentially losing this giant pool of IRA capital, how much of an impact will this have on your ability to raise capital for future deals?

On further thought, why not roll say 95% of it (or the invested portion) into a self-directed IRA? 

I know the IRS doesn't allow passive income - typically long term rentals as qualifying income for a SEPP contribution.   Does anyone know if you can use the revenue from STR's for a contribution? 

My position-30 years old-$80k a year salary as an Estate Manager for an upscale construction company-$80k in cash savings -$40k in stocks and crypto with $250/month contributions -Whole life insurance policy (140/month)-5% matched IRA ($3k total so far)-Zero debt - 760 credit score -Selling pretty much everything and living frugal and minimalistic.Steps taken-Immersed myself in everything RE.

My IRA only payed 19k for house.

In order to minimize my taxable income, I would like to contribute to a SEP-IRA. 

@Kalyan Kumar I'd roll it into a traditional IRA. 

There are not that many non-recourse lenders especially for IRAs.

i use a flat fee agent so pay them $250 plus 2% to the sellers agent.your question regarding the return you shoot for is a loaded one. some will NOT use their own $ so the return can be higher (leverage).most shoot for 15%. honestly, it's better to just put your $ into a roth ira & invest it in the 500 index fund. it will grow tax free & you won't pay the crazy high taxes (self employment taxes will cream you) on a flip.most shoot for 15% and it winds up being lower when all is said and done. 

Since this was a second position loan, I assume your IRA doesn’t have enough cash for that (???).