Falling through the cracks or purposely not disposition.

Lawyers are used for all kinds of purposes in this business.

However, if you use the LLC you will also have initial and annual LLC fees if applicable in your state.Checkbook Control - both have it, run out of your local bankLoans from the account - not allowed with the IRA, up to 50k from the solo K (can be used for any purpose whatsoever)UBIT on loans made to your plan - applicable for the IRA, NOT applicable for the solo KIRS concerns - SDIRA providers frequently say that the IRA/LLCs may be "shut down" by the IRS, and even though this is a doubtful claim, you hear nothing of this regarding solo K'sContribution limits - won't get into, but solo K is generally betterRollover capability - you can roll over qualified plans into either the IRA/LLC or the solo K, no difference.

The C corp was not formed strictly for the purpose of owning a rental property.

In my own experience I have never been successful at boroughing money from the bank for business purposes.

If that's the case you can do the same thing..what's the purpose of hiring a PM?

It seems to start working when you start going out west towards Worcester, but sort of defeats the purpose since we want to live in one of the units.

For purposes of this Rule, a cashier's check is defined to mean a check that is (1) drawn on a financial institution; (2) signed by an officer or employee of the financial institution on behalf of the financial institution as drawer; (3) a direct obligation of the financial institution; and (4) provided to a customer of the financial institution or acquired from the financial institution for remittance purposes. ...So b would qualify provided they are "received and deposited."

Or, leave the place close to what it is and lease it for some other purpose, even at a lesser amount, you have less debt coverage or investment to cover, net may be better off.

Can I claim that as loss for tax purposes?