Medium to higher prices that cash-flow or break even (at current rates) are probably C/B- class.

The videos I watched said that you can finance the property but it’s not the same as a traditional mortgage it’s kind of reverse and with a SDIRA property you need to put down like 50-80% and finance the rest because they’re most concerned with a large cash flow being generated to grow your investment and also to be there in case there’s any major repairs because those also have to come out of the account, you just can’t pay for a new roof for it out of pocket it has to come out of the SDIRA account.

Cash flow:  $960.        

Out of curiosity, depending how the credit is pulled into cash...could this trigger any red flags regarding money laundering?  

It works for me in Utah because there is no other way I can think of to make a house cash flow here without putting 50% down.

Obviously with it being vacant and getting ready to rent, it’s not making any cash flow, so how does that work.

Let's be clear - if you buy in an A or B neighborhood just about anywhere, your cash flow will be zero or negative.  

(By the way, I have a ton of cash available to partner on deals, so message me!)

Are you cash flow oriented, appreciation oriented, looking at resale value, etc. what class markets/neighborhoods are you considering?

Bare bones cash-flow machines.