One is that large tenants are reducing their footprints when existing leases roll over.

I called 3 different self-directed IRA companies to get an idea of how to best structure the roll-over but I'm getting mixed information about how this would trigger the UDFI tax since I am leveraging someone else's $.

What is the typical TI ($/SF/Yr or other formula) for new tenants on rollover? 

About the most practical option is Quigley or buying a 4 wheel drive chasis and putting a utility back end on it.In the winter, I really do need 4 wheel drive (one of my rentals is in Eastern Colorado - I regularly pass rollover accidents on a notoriously icy stretch). 

B) Capital gains hit on your taxes if you sell.C) Sell using the 1031 roll over, (to avoid the capital gains tax) but there are strict timelines you must follow in identifying a property and then on closing.

Sean, You can always try a rollover method (1031 exchange) and defer those taxes to the next one. 

The loan will be financed through a self-directed IRA and all payments will be paid into a Rollover IRA I have established.

Having a property roll over to another years costs money in taxes, insurance and DOM - days on the market is not a good selling point.

.• Contribution of 17k, left to double over said 15 years (low contributions years 1-5, then 17k year 6)• Goal of 1x rollover to Roth IRA of $35kSeeing conflicting information around that Roth IRA conversion.

Would it be best to roll over everything into a retirement account to avoid the tax hit?