@Derek -I just watched the Interactive website video.

However, I've watched historically important cars (vintage racing Ferraris, for example) be restored from a heap of burnt tubing, with a good serial number, to a gleaming jewel worthy of exhibiting or historic racing...at a cost of $1MM +.

It will give you all the info you need and allow you study the process whiles you do what you do best, watch and wait.

Those who look like they are giving effort when the instructor is watching and those that say to themselves they will give 100% all the time no matter what.

You would not want to partner the LLC, but rather have the IRA LLC wholly owned by the IRA and then JV with you personally into the underlying investment transaction.There can also be concerns if either party is receiving a benefit from access to the other parties funds - including the ability to engage in a transaction it could not have otherwise.Just a start on what you need to consider if you want to look into this further"This all started when I watched a webinar and one of the experts said the same thing only she went on to say that if you're IRA runs out of money and you're in the middle of a project, you just write a check out of personal funds.

You want to watch the date of the auction and hit the listing of what did not sell as soon as it comes out to get the best pick of what is available. 

The Naval War College has a great evening lecture series that they upload to YouTube for anyone to watch.  

I watched as another investor picked up the deal for  $20k cheaper than what I had the property under contract for.  

Watch your back to make sure somebody does not go around you.  

You can't actively watch like wifi cameras, but you at least get the protection that you are looking for.