@Nicholas PrestonI'm not sure if you can rollover your 401k to a different one while keeping your job.

Follow fire trucks around, offer the freaked-out tenant to board up the house, no need to call your landlord first, and then charge whatever I want.I would never send a thank-you cake to a tenant who didn't call me when the unit was on fire.To each his or her own, but I'm not the roll over and play dead type.

@Jay Hinrichs classic economist mistake of assuming frictionless transactions. 

Or some way to make the move for him as frictionless as possible.

Likewise, If you have any Rollover IRA accounts, you can roll them over every year, granting a 60 day float. 

You can learn more about the 60 day rollover rule by visiting the following page. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/ira-one-rollo...

I had never heard of SDIRAs before but it was a Godsend when three friends all had large IRAs to roll-over and get going!

My rate is 4.5% amortized over 20 years with a balloon payment due 5 years in that will roll over to a new loan for 5 years at the banks current rate doing so every 5 years until it's paid off. 

There are several things you need to be aware of such as UBIT, partnering with your IRA, rollovers, non recourse lending, possibly using a 401k instead of SDIRA , sweat equity, etc. hopefully they can help you do it the best way to meet your goals. 

I plan on using it for only fuel and paying it off every month before the charges roll over into the next month.