Hmm, I did explicitly say that I want two separate documents.

I have a mortgage loan for 703K at 2.875 interest (7/1 ARM, still 6 more years left) - I am paying $2988 I have HELOC for 90K at 5.25 variable rate, i am paying $370 per month (interest only)I have two options now 1.

Here are a couple rent comps that I see in the areahttps://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1872-Central-Pl...https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_rent/48718371_zpi...https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_rent/2088540393_z...Assuming:$1250  for the 2bd / 1 ba$1400 or the 2 bed / 1.75 ba5 or 7 year ARM  with a 25 year amort (commercial financing)25% down8% management feehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/calculators/shared/3...This is also assuming there are no big upfront fixes.Probably explains why they've been on the market for 97 days with no changes in status (no pending inspection / no pending feasibility) with a price drop added in for good measure.

According to the IRS rules all transactions involving your 401k must be "arms length" - meaning that disqualified person must not be part of the transaction. 

I like to keep an arms-length, you give people a smile and they will go a mile. 

FHA insurance guidelines Require any short sale or REO on a RM be no less than 95% of a current fha appraisal.

Their lease is up in May, with 60-day notice, so it seems like this is something I reconsider in March, armed with this info. 

All transactions involving your Solo 401k must be arms length, meaning that you personally are not part of the transaction.

It was an arms length purchase and sales price was 232,000. 

In both cases, delegated activity explicitly counted in determining that delegated activity “counted”.