Hi William,  it is a 3 bedroom with a Law Suite, 2 1/2 bathrooms, and a 3 level single family home.

I have been apart of/acted as broker for ownership groups that have so much tension and lack of communication, that by the time everyone can agree on a given issue (say...agreeing on the extent of buildout they are willing to counter-offer a prospective tenant who has submitted an offer to lease)...that tenant has usually moved on, leaving their space vacant for additional time.This can all be avoided very easily, but when lines of communication weaken...the bottom line usually follows suit.  

If that is not your strong suit then you will need to bring someone in.  

The proceeds of sale could be used to purchase the replacement property and used to improve this property by using what is called a Build to Suit or Improvement exchange.  

If there is a law suit in which there is a judgment against the property then they can take the property; however, if there is no liability protection in place then those filing the law suit can continue pursuing assets (personal and professional) until the judgment is satisfied.

The type of self-directed IRA that will best suit your situation and goals will drive the process of identifying the right firm to work with.A self-directed IRA custodian is a processing entity.

I might be interested in working something out if the location suits you (in particular I'm thinking about a 3-bedroom apartment we just remodeled).

The suit arose when a debtor tried to invoke the Act to force the foreclosing law firm to cease collection efforts until it obtained verification of the debt and mailed the verification to the debtor.

If someone went to get a new suit made in the 1960's and just picked a tailor and said make me a suit, with no specifications, one tailor might make it in Purple with Bell Bottom pants, and even though that's not what the customer wanted, that is what he "Asked For".....Supposedly people all wanted Grey-beige (Greeje) and now so many commercial buildings are painted outside some tone of grey, (who thinks this up?)

They'd likely both absolve responsibility for certain things and there will be grey areas where finger pointing could occur if something goes wrong.