I really want to congratulate you on getting started with real estate investing and the use of a SDIRA, but as I noted above, the response you provided indicates that something may be missing and I wanted you to be aware of the potential need for additional education.

I do plan to get an inspection on the building but here are my additional questions:- Should i get a broker- Should i get a real estate attorney- Do i have the right to look inside every unit (only 4) before i buy (100% occupancy)What else am i missing?

All they should be concerned with is my ability to pay the loan back am I missing something?

I am well aware I am missing some information here about a general analysis of the property but I'm just speaking in general terms. 

The amount of time you hold the property is inconsequential -- if you intend to flip it, it doesn't matter if it takes more than a year or not.EDIT:  Looks like Brandon said the same thing I did...only better and sooner...sorry I missed that post before I wrote this!

Don't miss The BiggerPockets Podcast - they are great for learning how others are finding success.Also - be sure to check out House Flipping: The Best of BiggerPockets.

I'm familiar with the area - it can be hit or miss neighborhood to neighborhood if you are looking at Park Forest or Richton Park. 

Am i the only one missing the connection here or is this the picture of the market out there?

4) Anything else that I have missed in order to make sure that my first lending deal has been executed properly.Thank you

If I were to pay off my investment, would I miss out on some tax savings or is it better to have the tax break on my primary residence?