I have a business partner and fellow leader in direct marketing in the REIA we belong to.   

It will important to complete this as a direct rollover (rather than 60-day indirect rollover) to ensure that the holding period that has accrued on the existing Roth 401k will transfer to the Roth Solo 401k (i.e. you don't have to re-start the 5 year clock).3.

It reminds me of situations where a person steps down as a manager for company but remains there and a different employee is now a manager and making changes -- effectively an indirect way of saying the past manager was "wrong".

I will allow a "Personal Guarantor" when the tenant is a student- usually it's a parent that signs since they are going to be paying the rent directly or indirectly anyways. 

I am not interested in direct mail marketing but if that is my only option I would explore it.  

So this starts to impact the values of the properties indirectly. 

@Vlad DenisovI believe I answered your question indirectly in another post of yours.

If you read what I wrote, you would see I thought the original question was funny...because it was so broad and unanswerable...in the form it was written.When the question was reposed later, I said, it was a better way of asking it.There are many, many, more factors, and more events taking time, and more direct and indirect sources of income, all coming from the time spent....than you included in your answer.Focusing on the $$$/time factor IS hysterical, since you can't define the exact numbers for (or even close) all the compounded events.I never said that the time you spend wasn't important (again, read what I said), I said it wasn't completely measurable.

So you would get depreciation for the year in which you took membership interest in the LLC indirectly because the LLC actually owns the asset. 

"Progressive" board members claiming to be champions for tenants don't realize they are taxing the tenants indirectly.