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Here are some alternatives to commingling your assets: using the Solo participant loan feature to do the deal outside of retirement funds using non-recourse financing from a lender or private source in combination with retirement funds as the down paymentusing your 401k or IRA and partnering with non-disqualified persons 

There are a lot of bridge lenders out there, but you won't want to lead the conversation talking about your lack of experience.

He made some key comments the more the conversation went on and I politely maintained that the original lease stands 1.

Time for a tough conversation I suppose. 

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Since my post I had a conversation with the current tenant and the Director over his case manager.

You're a private real estate lender?!"

A little later in your conversation, ask the company what their vacancy rate is? 

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