I am getting ready to roll over a sizable 401k into a self directed IRA to invest in real estate.

Well, you guessed it, 6 months or so down the line, when I had started accruing a huge rollover credit on my contract but did not need anymore names, I called my rep to ask about canceling the contract, and she said sure, but then the whole price of the contract would become due immediately.

Due to our income being over the AGI cutoff we are only able to apply these losses to the cash flow of the apartments we own, which could take a couple more years.However if we were to buy another building using a 1031 exchange, are these passive losses allowed to rollover to the new property?

Also since I have been taxed already from the first rollover, can I be taxed again setting up with a different company?

You don't need a sdira LLC to do this Optionshouse.com has Roth plans that conform to IRS rules and you can set up and do a direct rollover from your sdira, and later roll back in to your sidira.  

As self-employed individual you have the ability to set up this plan and rollover your existing IRA or 401k in it and being investing.

If you doing Transfer from an IRA typically it is faster compared with the rollover from 401k or other employer sponsored plan. 

I recently have had the option to rollover my 401k to a new brokerage firm.

Some commercial loans in the US have an automatic roll over provision after they reset the rate.

For me if it was a choice of him gone or some money I would want him gone but I wouldn't just roll over and give it all back.I think it's pretty clear that the break-ins are a result of his lifestyle.