Any recommendations for the source of some script to use for inbound calls from Multifamily owners? 

Some cities have robust traits within the manufacturing sector, urban areas in Florida such as Orlando have a lifeline of steady tourism, and cities such as Seattle have experienced a boom in tech jobs.

In some areas, particularly the West End, this proposal could limit the revitalization of the area by keeping tourism dollars away...IMHO. 

You didn't mention the gulf coast, but relative to the tourism-focused cities on the east & west coasts, our prices can look like a steal.

Probably can't go wrong in either area, though I'd say the Raleigh area is probably your safer investment as it's not really dependent on tourism at all compared to Orlando.If you want more cashflow you'll probably be better with parts of Raleigh or Durham, whereas Morrisville, Apex & Cary tend to be better with appreciation... but it does depend on location, and the particular deal.

The goal is to get inbound calls from home sellers which we do successfully.

Everyone (municipalities included) wants a piece of the tourism pie.  

You also have a chance to sell or rent to another military member inbound.  

I remember reading another one of your posts a few months back explaining why you chose the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area, because the economy  in that area revolves around tourism so you know you won't be royally screwed over by regulations or the recession.

So long as funds are going directly from plan-to-plan, you can transfer back and forth with great flexibility.It is unusual for a former employer 401(k) to accept new inbound rollover funds, however.