To answer your question though, there's a few factors that come into play.FHA loans are backed by the US Federal Housing Administration. 

And it was a ton of extra work for their administrative staff. 

They have advised to go with Stateside APM (administrative property management).

Yes, you can, although if you're still working with the employer that sponsors the 401(k) some of don't allow you to move money out, sometimes they allow you to roll over your portion but it's always best to ask the plan administrator Old iras can be transferred into a self directed ira for RE.

This is a much more nimble vehicle, adds a layer of asset protection and can reduce administrative fees over the long term.There is much good information on these topics here on BP and a number of professionals offering these types of play services who participate in the forums.

You might be able to qualify for an"Administrative Adjustment".

There is talk that it may be repealed with the new administration.

I received a notice of changes to a credit card account, which includes a statement that "the issuer may, from time to time, obtain employment and income data from third parties to assist us in the ongoing administration of your account."

Seller would not necessarily need to own property free-and-clear.For example:Seller is administrator of his/her deceased Mother's probate estate with full authority (meaning no court confirmation required, for simplicity sake). 

In addition to the foregoing remedies, the department may impose an administrative penalty not to exceed $5,000 per incident pursuant to the provisions of chapter 120 or may issue a citation pursuant to the provisions of subsection (3).