I checked with Satchie Carvounis at Security Trust and she confirmed that: No the IRS rules don't address this situation, it simply states that the IRA can't engage in any transaction with a prohibited party.

Even if you could put part of it together by yourself, you still need a skilled securities attorney to put the deal together.

A number of improvements were made, including better fencing and security and some of the large, hard-to-rent units have been divided into smaller ones.

There is still much supply and competition with cheap money, so I expect a lower cost basis to negatively impact rental rates.The middle-class is also in a transition, but has been in higher demand recently probably due to post-foreclosure tenants looking to rent.

Yes, and I double checked with Satchie Carvounis (SDIRA consultant at Security Trust) that is correct as soon as the property has been 100% distributed to the IRA owner they can treat it as their own and don't have to worry about IRS guidelines.

Check out this report on residential mortgage backed securities (RMBS) that came out on Oct 5.

I asked if she could move out in Nov and I will return her prorated security deposit and did not like this option as she will be Asia.

Also Craig's List will supply you with some immediate calls.

60% real estate/20% Loomis Sayles Bond Fund/10% Vanguard Inflation Protected Securities/Cash.

He said that he intended to finish the work, but has been busy with "life" Is one year from collecting social security and has thought about selling it for awhile.