Can someone please clarify what a landlords rights to access their property in FL is?

Hello:I am Mary Ann Wallace, licensed in Fl but MLS access to Lee County.

I will admit though that I am 6'2 and quite the big guy, as well as usually carry some kind of weapon (I never leave home without a pocket knife and carry an asp if I'm concerned). you should be fine as long as you limit their access to your house to the garage, vet them over the phone, and have another person with you at the time of transaction.

I own my rentals in my own name because of the easy access to financing. 

I have a sizeable 401k from a former employer that needs to be liberated asap, and will be, in the event that access to OPM becomes an impediment to my goals.

Well its totally unrelated to real estate but mostly Excel macros and a little VBA to cut down on amount of typing and ease of access for info.  

I'm still a few weeks from the bucks so I'm constantly trying to see if there's any holes in my plan (and I'm sure there's many). 

You can also work directly with a tax attorney or CPA who is familiar with these plans.All 401k plans must remain current with changes to the tax code, so you will want to have an ongoing relationship with a legal resource that can provide periodic amendments.The advantage of a quality firm (not just a document provider) that specializes in self-directed Solo 401k plans is that you will have access to training and consulting advice so that you can operate your plan within the framework of the IRS limitations.

It has been frustrating to constantly hear No when each of these sellers wanted to sell and had houses that needed a bunch of work!

I have no idea how your company would gain access.