Hello all! I have a request from my lender Rocket Mortgage asking me to provide to them the Withdrawal term of 401k even though I didn’t use my 401k to down for my rental house.  My broker said they just want to have ...

It just takes effective use of technology, systems and procedures.

In order to maintain a coherent strategy and not make any mistakes during this process, I think you have to make sure your lawyer specializes or has a lot of experience with tenant evictions as the process can be very nuanced and is highly procedural.

I don't know if this is still correct procedure, but in the past I've seen business accounts set up as 'John Doe DBA (Doing Business As) John Doe Landscaping'.

Second they work with houses that fit their criteria such that they can get volume deals on materials, which they warehouse locally, and they are working towards implementing streamlining procedures for picking and shipping for maintenance and rehab jobs.

Lots of correct procedure, but falls a little short on the design/decorator end of the equation. 

The question is, what would be the best vetting procedure.  

Are you looking for help filing your annual taxes, or are you looking for help properly setting up the financial systems and daily procedures for a real estate business?

Is this the right procedure or is there another way I have to confirm the insurance?

The calculator may be giving you a 1031-no1031 comparison out 4 years but that doesn't have any impact on the procedural requirements to do the 1031