If you need to let people tour the property first I think you’ll need to do it the old fashioned bed and breakfast way and only rent to people you find on your website.

It can accept contributions and rollovers from other plans in the same fashion as any other IRA, either during the initial setup or in the future.The one thing I would be sure to check on is whether your new 401(k) would let you roll out any of the funds you are rolling in. 

I try for timeless old fashioned looks in my century old buildings, mid tone wood cabs (last in shaker), B&W subway tile baths.

I am going to need to listen to it a couple more times to internalize all the content.

Agreed with Krystle on being prepared to accept a lower rent especially if you want to get a tenant in there in a timely fashion.

I'm currently the GM for a welding automation company in the Oil & Gas market that is tied into a larger international manufacturing group. 

Most national brokerages have an extensive network - nationwide and international - that the average develop/investor can not compare with. 

You need to find a lender that doesn't have any internal overlays.

I have 2 older retired tenants who still pay old fashion check in the mail. 

The agent.A short sale is pretty much this in a nutshell1) Buyer is in trouble and sends hardship to bank2) Agent does analysis and comes up with price (Which is of course lower than what is owed to bank)3) Bank says, go ahead and put it on the market4) Somebody looks at house and puts in offer5) Seller accepts any offer that comes in because they want out (regardless of how much the bank loses)6) Bank takes weeks/months to pay for their own evaluation, look at how long on the market, run an internal appraisal, look and do a cost benefit analysis on the loan and property7) Bank accepts/counters or denys the offer (provided they decide to do anything at all and not just foreclose on the original borrower and take the house themselves)I have it happen monthly....