It must be self directed roth but it works.

This month we have a self-storage expert as our guest speaker....and tonight we are hosting Bigger Pocket's own Brandon Turner out our Kitsap Satellite meeting....if you can make it let me know and I will get you a guest pass.

We all make mistakes constantly, and part of the trick is to set egos aside and analyze what we did objectively.

I am looking for that liquidity for the period in between.I do understand, that the lenders would look for assessment and valuation.

That broker is going to want to know that you can close (get a loan), if it is for your self (owner occupied) or not, that you have everything necessary so he/she (the broker) can get paid a commission.

This page:Eliminating the Prohibition on General Solicitation and General Advertising in Certain Offeringsdescribes what is reasonable:The determination of the reasonableness of the steps taken to verify an accredited investor is an objective assessment by an issuer.

Just recently we also converted two Roth IRA's to self-directed IRA's with an LLC in each to be able to do real estate investing with those funds.

What we did, since we knew about the 'no self dealing rule', AND not yet having our IRA's rolled into the SDIRAs, OR having the LLC set up, and we were wanting to 'buy' this property at an auction is this;We had a non-disqualified third party do the bidding, sign the offer, and provide the earnest money check.

I agree 100% with your assessment of that group.

That is 27 weeks after I paid for the house in full and 27 weeks more of unpaid taxes and other costs that you will have to pay.That increase in hold time was another big reason I stopped going to auctions.BTW, if you plan to bid on condos there is a whole other host of issues with back assessments and other charges that you will be stuck with.I could go on.