If you are looking at a construction rollover to permanent loan, can I assume you are talking single-family or perhaps a duplex given the amount?

The documents themselves provide the details of how and by whom (Board Alone, or percentage of total Membership) those documents can be changed.Your By-Laws will clearly state important details regarding meetings, of which there are three main types: Regular Board Meeting (often monthly, or quarterly or less for smaller projects); this is where the Board does their routine work; Annual Membership Meeting, which is when Elections are typically held, and where some routine "housekeeping" business is handled, such as tax rollover statements, approval/renewal of Managing Agent contract, and other miscellaneous items; and occasionally there will be a Special meeting, which is for a very narrow and specific piece of business, such as getting Membership input on a major renovation, or to propose changes to the By-Laws or Declaration when it is required by the Governing Docs.There are always requirements, which vary by project, as to the amount and type of Notice that must be given prior to any of these meetings; what is a "quorum" for purposes of being able to hold the meeting and to make decisions; and voting procedures (which can be confusing when voting for multiple Board seats, for example.

The advantage would certainly be in not needing to roll over the funds, but that can be avoided by finding a syndicator that is consistently doing deals or holds long term. 

You must roll over the funds into a self-directed account with a custodian who offers such plans.2.

In order to roll over loans at ever increasing interest rates local governments will increase property taxes. 

So I want to roll over my 401K that I have with the company I used to work for into a solo 401K so I can use MY money to invest in RE.

Anna, you have to inquire with your current employer plan administrator about the rollover, what's allowed.If you start flipping inside of your Solo 401k plan this will be considered an active business and profits will be subject to UBIT tax, are you aware of such tax?

In fact, there is not one advantage I am aware of for rollover qualified funds, for an SDIRA versus a SD401K.

I don't roll over but I'm fair.A tenant's perception of you in the beginning goes a long way in forming your relationship.

Can I roll over some of the proceeds into a short term rental (airbnb)?