@Michael Avillion my biggest regret from 7 Active duty years as a commissioned officer is I didn’t buy at any of my 4 duty stations.It doesn’t even matter if you don’t love your house-buy something the right size now and trade up when rates are lower or just sell when you pcs.

When a tenant moves out we immediately rekey the tenant to our "hammer key" which all of our trades and cleaners and maintenance folks have a copy of-- the key is shaped like a hammer so they usually don't lose it or get it mixed up.

I collect sunglasses (And I wear every pair) and I buy and trade for them with the other weirdos a couple times a year.      

Account ClosedA clarification is in order.All tax exempt entities are exposed to certain taxation in certain circumstances; when they engage in a trade or business on a regular basis, or when they utilize debt-financing.The taxable income generated from those activities are UBTI (unrelated business taxable income) and UDFI (Unrelated Debt-Financed Income), respectively.The tax paid is UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax)A qualified employer plan such as a 401(k) is generally subject to tax on debt-financed income. 

Spoiler alert: bonds moved in a fairly big way right at the end of the trading day today!

I'm a property manager by trade but as a long distance landlord I need a team to do management.

:(See if you can horse-trade some kind of deal to have the broker release them so you can take them to another broker.

My step mom is giving me a house and we want to be aware of the best options to transfer ownership in my name, while avoiding any heavy tax consequences.  

Some have experience in construction trades, others have none, some have experience investing, some have none.

I would ideally like to tap into my 403b to fund fix and flip projects without triggering major tax consequences.