@Pepper Smith,All transactions involving your IRA must be "arms length" (no involvement of a disqualified person which is yourself and family members).

That is exactly what I needed, there's so much he said/she said on this topic it's difficult to separate the pepper from the fly sh.....well you get the point. 

Great question @Cheryl Pepper I would consider both Fountain Square and Bates Hendricks B class.

Kyle Pepper and I are Agents and Investors here in Wichita.

Originally posted by @Christopher Pepper:@Bob Bowling, thanks for the explanation.  

Of course you request should be peppered with the message that you understand they wouldn't be giving you an approval rather only providing guidance to you as to whether it would be feasible for them to issue a rezoning on the property. 

Maybe a subtle message like a human silhouette used at the gun range peppered with a half dozen head shots hanging in the window facing his house might get him thinking about your capabilities?

@Xan Thomas I think having a list of questions or information you want to extract from the homeowner is great as long as you arent just peppering them with questions.

@Pepper Smith, With those TIC allocations laid out and your accountant accounting for them appropriately there should be no reason why Unit 1 could not be an income producing asset of the IRA, an income producing asset purchased by you through a 1031 exchange. 

The parts that I Iike are the tracts that were built in 1975 and newer, right around Pepper ave, Maywood, and Cooley dr,