Some examples of a disqualified person include yourself, your spouse, your parents, or your children, and examples of prohibited transactions include purchasing a property with your IRA that is already owned by you, renting your IRA-owned investment property to your parents, or completely maintenance or renovations yourself (known as sweat equity).

How would you structure your real estate investment when buying properties and where would you invest income that you want to go to your children where it could be mostly tax-free?

With elderly tenants, good communication with their children can help prevent misunderstandings.

@Tove FoxDriving Park has been improving over the past few years, especially the sections closer to Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Livingston Ave, but it’s still very block-by-block, so it’s smart you’re digging into the details.

Are you looking for properties in certain neighborhoods like Franklinton or near the Children's Hospital?

If we don't figure out how to get people to start having children again, we are facing a huge problem. 

I would see how noisy it is from inside the house.You also have to worry about Families with smal children or pets.I would try and find something else.

Would you send your spouse or children (assuming the children are old enough) there in the dark?  

Since parents will specified equal value to all 3 children,  I would think we would have valid reason to explore the "ownership intent" option.  

People want to live places where they can raise children and easily access nearby entertainment?