Also, by the time I leave I’ll be done with college, and I’ll have a degree in Business Administration and Accounting.

My 2 brothers and I were not interested in taking ownership of the home because even though he owned it outright in 2015 he ended up with another mortgage on the home when he passed.Two years later, we are still getting notices from the mortgage company saying they are owed "finder's fees" and other administrative charges, totaling $6k.

I've recently been considering to be named the Administrator of my mothers estate (God Bless her soul). 

I work as Defense Subcontract Administrator by day, and RE enthusiast at night and weekends.

More importantly, the administrative staff has to spend a lot of time and energy managing the property and they're not very good at it and don't want to deal with it.I offered a couple options. 

Would it be reasonable, and allowable, to charge a $50 administration fee to ensure the lesson sticks and remediate my wasted time?

@Hunter AdamsAt issue is whether you are speaking about a 401(k) with your current employer or one from prior employment.Your current employer 401(k) will be limited to investing in what the plan administrator offers/allows, which will not likely include private lending. 

The town administration could be unable to deal with international investors.I remember about  the selling of whole village for 500k€ including the church with frescoes: https://www.primadanoi.it/news/cronaca/541602/Abruzzo--Borgo-disabitato-in-vendita.htmlWhat is the purpose of your buy?

My partner and I are actively involved in the day to management of the properties and contractors and my partners spouse handles the property management administration and my spouse and I handle the deal finding work along with a local realtor in the market we invest in.

https://county.milwaukee.gov/files/county/administrative-services/EconDev/Documents/WB-11ResidentialOffertoPurchase.pdf