I did the same and was able to jump in pretty quick with zero knowledge and a displayed aversion to finance and real estate, to "I understand what people are talking about" (which is pretty impressive knowing myself).

I spent the bulk of my career building a portfolio just to wind it down eventually and become a "K-1" investor.

Q: What year did the 401(k) come into existence? 

For a  300 K in Tampa Area what would be the down payment?

Does the K-1 show depreciation allocated by % ownership?

Bank Statements: Reviewing bank statements can provide additional evidence of consistent income and display how much cash they have in reserve. 

Seller is anchoring at ~$25 K less than the GIS. 

Bonus...you may be able to structure a 401(k) plan that provides a higher match for certain classes of employees. 

I think mine cost $1600 last year for 5 properties, my personal return with two W-2s and several K-1s plus some interest bearing accounts that had statements.

I'm in Los Angeles and I did the FHA 203(k) loan.