So whichever works best.

If you have full time employees in any of the businesses that you own - you would be disqualified from setting up Solo 401k.If the plan documents allow it - you can take a participant loan up to $50K or 50% of the balance, whichever is less. 

This would be structured as a 90-day maximum (to allow for the lien filing statute to expire or get a release of liability, whichever is sooner) holdback in escrow.

.— referencing this will help you see which events are most beneficial for you.

The loan is limited to 50% of the balance of $50K whichever is less.  

Market Research: Whichever market you choose, thorough market research is key.

Whichever path you decide to take, make sure you set realistic expectations so that you don't get frustrated and quit.

It is actually your actual basis or current appraisal…whichever is Lower.

I believe it is a good practice because in a pinch tenants will pay whichever bill screams the loudest.

:)   Perhaps you'll have to work WITH a local Roofer to replace your roof (or do repairs), then you'll save $ and have an Invoice showing it was done, for whichever Ins Co you are with.