If you have money in a 401(k) at a previous employeer, you can roll that into a 401(k).

I did look into renting some property out to a farmer...or even growing something myself....but when an older man that has been a farmer for years looked at it he said it was too rolling and most things would wash.

Some accounts are VERY delinquent but late fees and attorneys' fees are rolled into any foreclosure proceeding (which, of course, you'll pay on top of past-due fees).Postings above are sound advice.

I asked my CPA if I could require ownership of a secret decoder ring to get to my records, and he just rolled his eyes.

Roll on to the next deal rather than overpay for the present one.John Corey

No idea as to how it should be rolled out in terms of pricing.John Corey

Lots of cash out of the stock market after the dot-com crash, low interest rates, and plenty of easily available mortgages started the ball rolling.

Just found this site looking for any information about how to get things rolling quicker than my current plan.

I want to be able to get into this with as little out of pocket as possible so I would want it to be possible to roll the payments etc into the loan.

Borrowing to get your equity may be easier than selling.Ideally, you would do a 1031 exchange if you wanted to get rid of these properties and roll the money into a bigger one.