Prohibited transactions are almost exclusively self-dealing or co-mingling issues, as long as you or any other disqualified person (direct decedents and ascendants, immediate family, company you have a large ownership stake in etc) doesn't directly benefit from the transaction you will probably be ok. 

If your SD-IRA buys a property - whether to hold and rent or to fix and flip - you cannot sell it to yourself, your spouse, or any of your ascendants (parents, grandparents) or descendants (your children, your grandchildren).

Gotta like buying into an ascending market!

Appraisals have a tendency to come in low due to using historical data, a trend which is exacerbated in an ascending market - plus, no appraiser will ever get fired for tanking a deal with a low appraisal, only the opposite.

go up to “sort” and then click ascending to descending. this will organize all the low price per sqft to the highest.  

I did a search and usually when I search the lists it will show the lowest costing homes (when I sort by ascending price) but now the same search is only returning $130k+ homes mostly.

What if you could gain control of just a couple houses and put them on the up and up such that it was clear that the neighborhood  was ascending rather than in decline.Surely someone on BP has experience in this....

The H/2 (15' max) refers to the setback of the structure from the ascending slope.  

As investors it is our goal to anticipate ascending markets base on the info that's provided to us.

I end up paying income taxes in Denmark from the rental income, which would ascend to 46% (I still can deduct what I pay in the US thanks to the double taxation agreement).