Yes, find a custodian that specializes in self-directed retirement accounts to rollover your 401k into.

Another strategy would be to setup a Solo 401k for a small business and roll over $100k from your IRA. 

Michael B,$560K, 3.625%, 30 year amort, 5 year fixed, 5 year rollover.

Mostly adjustable rate or roll-over.

It will be deductible to the extent you have investment income in the current year, and any excess deduction will roll over to the next year.

You should have received all the leases at or before closing and you need to know when they each end, if they specify a roll-over, notice requirements per the lease terms and local notice requirement for leases which have not rollover specified and no notice requirements for the landlord specified.

A roll-over when you are the exclusive owner of the property and the new company is straight forward and clear.  

I'm in the process of talking to financial advisor on how to roll over an old 401(k) into a self-directed IRA or solo 401(k), so I can invest in real estate and promissory notes in a retirement account. 

The leases will roll over to the new PM unless the tenant is willing to sign a new lease with the new management company, but this is more rare.

It’s generally preferable, in my opinion, and if it’s an option, to do a trustee-to-trustee transfer rather than a rollover.