Yes, you can buy in an SDIRA or a SD401K however, having the mortgage in your name is a prohibited transaction. 

Your comment: "the turnkey provider sets everything up"  which of course has it advantages when the turnkey provider is professional.However, the question I have in that scenario, does the buyer have depreciation recovery when they sell, like any other transaction? 

My youthful arrogance came back to bite me, as I made every mistake in the book.

Just be sure to avoid prohibited transactions, no personal use of the property, and don’t pay for repairs out of pocket. 

I'm based in Chicago and see a lot of real estate transactions through the eyes of my clients.

-Some I’ve seen people mention:>Blueground>Travelers Haven>Zeus>Corporate Housing by Owner>Direct insurance relocation networks>HR partnerships with local companiesWhat’s brought you the most consistent bookings?

It's 20k up front and applies for your first completed transaction.

Brandon's got a great book, lots of good stuff in there!

Several were employees of my investment company and played major roles in 3,500+ units acquired, while supporting students who’ve now surpassed $1B in transactions.

Cannot say that I'm familiar with the federal law books.