Sandy, it is called a 60-day rollover.

I want the seller paying any franchisee rollover fee.

The trouble to roll over to a 401k is not that big of a deal and you could simply close the LLC.

As for rollover into an IRA or Roth IRA, it can be done...if and only if I quit my job.See how they do me?

I am by no means a financial planner but from what I've heard roll overs dont count against your contribution and you can do partial roll overs each year depending on your tax scenario and what bracket you're currently in.It may make sense to roll over funds from regular to roth in years when you have offsetting losses or when you're subject to lower income brackets that way you can realize a higher percentage of what you actually rolled over.I remember I worked with an accountant on a mutual client file and this particular person sold a property which netted a 150k loss and we used that loss that year to offset a 150k rollover into a roth.

Jon, what you are referring to is called "60 days rollover".

To me, it's an absolute slam dunk to go that route, and you can roll over all your old company 401K's, pension plan distributions, and other IRAs.

It was nice to have the Banker go to her managers, while I sat there, to answer any question she had.The account is opened, the rollover check is deposited, I'll be ready once the check clears (7 business days since I am a brand new customer of the bank).

The 1031 exchange can be used to roll over your capital gain into the acquisition of a replacement property.  

I did a lot of research to find a QI with good ratings who didn't charge and arm and a leg prior to choosing him, as our rollover was a relatively small amount.