Also USAA if you, your parents or your grandparents served in the military. 

Hey BP forum So I own 2 rental properties one I bought 15 years ago just believing in what real estate can do for my family and one I was inherited from my Grandparents.

Current Financials:Monthly cash flow: $838.59Annual cash flow: $10,063Cash-on-cash return (based on original investment): ~173%Current equity: $203,000Loan-to-value: 36.6%Current Rental Reserves (Just drew $5,000 out): $1,462.75Personal FinancialsCurrent Residence: Her grandparents passed away and we were given the option to purchase the house.

I typically have a set or two of grandparents, parents and kids.  

As someone who was raised in Oregon and Washington for 19 years by parents/grandparents from Arkansas and Louisiana, college football is often associated with the South.

Most times it is a couple (grandparents) and the like.

In a nutshell, a prohibited transactions is any time you, as the plan beneficiary, provide any financial benefit to the IRA, or when then the IRA transacts business with any prohibited parties which includes, among others, yourself as the plan beneficiary, your spouse, your parents, grandparents, kids, kids spouses, grandkids, grandkids spouses, etc.

I grew up learning maintenance on properties my parents and grandparents had in Akron, then started buying my own after college.  35 years later, been full time for the last five years or so.  

Many would do well to listen and repeat what our grandparents / or you younger BP members Great Grandparents did who live through the great depression..

Is this a parent or grandparent?