Some employers, (when you're 50+) 401k adoption agreements will allow you to do an "in-service-rollover". 

One client came in hot looking for a multi-unit in Phoenix - they wanted to roll over gains, keep taxes deferred, and jump into a hotter market.

If you are purchasing an investment property, and intend on using for investment purposes only, not personal use, it might be possible for you to rollover the TSP to a Self-Directed IRA and purchase the investment property through this type of structure.

Rollover risk would make me have some reservations but we would need more details 

I believe they expect us to rollover and let our insurance company handle it and just settle.

I have my HSA, my roll over IRA, and an account I keep there for emergency funds.

Ensure your investment pipeline justifies the fees, and consult the custodian about rollover options to avoid unnecessary expenses if investments slow.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

@Tessa Mac You can certainly rollover your old 403b plan into a self-directed account. 

First you will have to ensure your 401K is eligible for roll over to a SDIRA.

You only roll over the 2mm, take a 500k cash out and then claim the 500k sec 121 exemption.You can think of it like taking the 500k off the top, then the remainder functions as a normal 1031 exchange would.