No - FHA loans cannot be held in an LLC or it will trigger the "Due on sale" clause.

@David Walton Colorado requires that security deposits held by brokers be held in a "Trust Account".

The fact that you held it for longer than one year does NOT determine the tax treatment.

It took you an entire year to learn the funds were held, so I'm guessing you're not on top of your paperwork, either.No offense, but why didn't you go straight to your PM with this question instead of asking a bunch of strangers? 

It could be thousands of dollars more in property taxes - depending on how long you have held them.  

The 3 deals were held for 13.5, 18 and 20 months with respective IRRs of 44%, 47% and 71%. 

Tenants don't typically trash a place when two months of rent are held.

I currently have properties held in LLCs. 

If you worked with a quality firm, they should be able to assist you with questions about the mechanics of moving funds around.The bottom line is that if all accounts are held in the name of the LLC and associated with the LLC tax ID, they are interchangeable - kind of like different drawers in the same desk.If the relationship with Stessa is in the name of the IRA owned LLC, you should be fine. 

Note that depreciation and time held will be big jokers in this whole scenario.