It’s a fairly sophisticated operation, with an unusually long time lag between first identifying the unclaimed funds, tracking the beneficiaries, obtaining a contract from said beneficiaries, gathering all the documents needed for “proof”, dealing with numerous government agencies, and finally hopefully having your client receive the funds and you getting paid.

Any sort of advanced/skilled manufacturing is going to require heavier power requirements, fairly sophisticated HVAC equipment and possibly floor drains in the unit. 

- If it's a sophisticated lender, then yes, they would provide you with monthly statements.  

Insurance isnt mentioned enough when people look to get sophisticated with houses. 

Mine was an MBA, CPA, CFA, and holds multiple other profession accounting designations that are more sophisticated than a CPA.

@David DachteraI understand what you have, and it is a nicely sophisticated tool for pooling several sources of capital and engaging in flip transactions at a lower tax rate than an IRA would directly.What you have is not really a self-directed IRA investing in real estate, but rather a self-directed IRA investing in shares of a complex legal structure that invests in real estate.  

This Reverse 1031 Exchange takes much of the risk out of structuring a 1031 Exchange transaction, but is more complicated and expensive to implement.Generally, the larger the transaction the more sophisticated the investors become who also have knowledgeable advisors assisting them through the process.

I know a lot of people aren't aware of investing as an entity or commercial/portfolio lender but I would think by the time someone is sophisticated enough to consider private money that they would have discovered this switch in structure and financing strategy.

Of course having a pivoting wall would mean that existing space could be far better utilized but that's for another discussion.Here's a video showing a very sophisticated, motorized system (that probably cost a fortune).  

I personally have certain amounts I act on so then tenant doesn't get the perception I am nickel 'n dime-ing them every month.