The handle writing the new deed and transferring as well for like $400 or something.

If so, I'm assuming you write a check directly to the wholesaler and they are out of the transaction?

I would consult a lawyer and listen to his advice but where I would try to direct this is the lawyer write letter to HOA that they do not agree with the HOA interpretation that the current CC&R does not allow STRs.  

The writing a letter is a great idea also.  

Though they did ask for a list of owner expectations (with space to write in) in our original agreement and I listed “transparency.”

Bruce, there are many programs out there that will be able to write the entire portfolio. 

I suggest you write up a contract with your seller and take it and your GFD to a local title agent. 

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

As you said you are currently still employed there, so you can't do it right away until you leave employment there.Second, once you've rolled over, you can setup your SDIRA as a regular account (where fund release has to go via your custodian) or setup a LLC checkbook option, where you can write out a check for your choice of investments.Yes you will have full control over the use of funds in your rolled over SDIRA. 

Many applicants just want to tell us their excuses over the phone, but if they won’t take thetime to put it in writing, we find they rarely end up being good tenants.UnderwritingTraditionally, landlords have only looked at the income of applicants and approved those having income equal tothree times the property rent.