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.

I started the VA loan Pre-approval process, and today I spoke to the Loan person, her response was that my work history prohibits me from going forth.

Also be aware with old single wides there may be laws that prohibit moving homes built prior to 1978 from park to park without certain renovations if you plan to get the home installs permitted; which is recommended.

-In 2008, the SAFE act prohibited seller financing if not licensed and manager licensed.

Not only that, the townhouse was an older one (built in the 60's) and so, any time I had to repair something, not only did I have the prohibitive NoVa cost to do so, I also had to "bring it up to code".

Any agreement for the voucher holder to pay an amount beyond that is prohibited (at least by the CHA which is the only housing authority I've dealt with).

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

They say no course ever mentioned self-directed retirement accounts, what a prohibited transaction is or how to gain checkbook access to a self-directed Roth IRA.The knowledge and experience they gained in school was helpful, but not pivotal in their success.Business degrees?

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

The IRA/Solo(k) owner can then write checks out of that account to pay expenses related to the investment, and all transactions have to be reviewed and approved by a special advisor, a licensed attorney or CPA, that is appointed by the LLC in order to prevent prohibited transactions.