They set up a custodial account, then my funds were transferred to an account (that I opened at a local bank) owned by my SD-IRA owned LLC.

They will be using the info to look at how to garnish wages, collect money, and contact family members.This tenant doesn't have custody of her kids, her mom is raising them.  

We don't allow co-signers to be uncles, cousins, nephews, or any nonsense like that unless the individual had direct custodial authority over the individual for some significant period.

You have to remember, there are many people who are single, or are single parents with joint custody and just need the extra bedroom occasionally.

You may take physical custody of the original note as endorsed and you may give that to the servicer for custody or retain possession and put that in a safe, like a safe deposit box.Then you receive the request to accept the deed from the borrower and the quit claim deed can be made.

For example some custodians will have tiered pricing based on account value and how many assets are held under custody.

I want to do that again but 2008 hit and real estate took a plunge as you may well know, I went through a divorce and got full custody of my four kids.

In order to do so you need to create new self-directed IRA, rollover your current IRA in it and then you can start investing in non-traditional assets such as real estate.An alternative to custodial SD IRA might be Checkbook IRA (aka IRA owned LLC), which will give you the ability to bypass the custodian and have checkbook control over your retirement funds. 

I am 24 years old, always a bit short on cash and I have full custody of my 2 year old daughter so I would like to keep moving and live-in flips to a minimum.

They also do entity setup for SDIRA entities in addition to custodial services so you have everything in one place.