The posters who urged caution are exactly right - what I described was a concept that should only be implemented with a competent advisor.Regarding legality, it is legal for a person to lend money from his or her SDRIA to a nondisqualified person (for example, an unrelated person.)

What mattered was that it had the right financial metrics, and in the right position for him to implement essentially same plan every time. 

I'll definitely be implementing some of them in the near future once I start screening tenants.

Obviously this will vary from tenant to tenant, but generally speaking what is the most realistic and automated way to collect non-subsidized rent from Section 8 tenants?

I'm going to implement that strategy and hopefully get some results.

So basically I'm wondering if anyone has tenants or has had tenants like this, what have you done or implemented in your rent collecting methods to make it more efficient.

So basically I'm wondering if anyone has tenants or has had tenants like this, what have you done or implemented in your rent collecting methods to make it more efficient.

When you say you see if any of your strategies will work when a new opportunity comes up, do you not search out specific opportunities depending on which strategy you are looking to implement?

Consumer credit is much more automated in that they have a minimum FICO score or other triggers that might cause a denial.

Curious if the coaching calls included with the event help with implementation of what you learn at the event?