I don't see a problem with that, but I would HIGHLY recommend you speak with an attorney in your state as they will know the local laws and rules in regards to your legal question.

Not quite 50% rule but 65% and I comfortable with that 50% rule very hard in a somewhat desirable area of Bay Area, CA.But than I go to the properties section a see 8 homes for sale that cash flow for $4800.00 a month for only 160,000.

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I have begun analyzing deals using the various rules found here but won't get my feet wet for a few more months.

At least then, he would have stayed within the rules and laws.It appears since you are a licnesed agent, you are on that side of the fnece and thus bias which has shown in your posts.Again, I was not looking to short change the agent at all in his commission, only take some work off his desk and get his deal closed.

Yes, the numbers seem to work...But, remember the 50% rule is just that -- a rule of thumb.

Has anyone had this experience or have any advice on whether it is against the rules for him to loan me money with his SDIRA?

As a rule of thumb, it costs several $1000s a year to sustain as a realtor with the membership, lockbox, mls subscription, desk fees.

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@Tish Saunders I agree with @Alana Coke on the 1 % rule it's the best way to accurately evaluate a good vs a bad deal.