Smaller group so it's pretty nice for exchanging ideas.

I dont think 1031 exchange timing would work in this market.

Now these are sellers I have already worked with and the investors are already seeing a great yield (10-12%) so while they are getting hammered in the stock market, they are willing to write 2-3x even 5x checks to me since they know that we are buying properties below market value, in great areas with growth potential and they are CF+ from day one. 

I told them I am still working BUT I need cash today so I can get materials stocked .

I can sell any asset from my plans to a non disqualified person.I can buy any asset (with some exceptions) in my plans from non disqualified person.Again, I was not talking about a rollover as I was not looking into bringing more asset into a plan, I just wanted to change title by making a bona fide transaction with exchange of cash for an asset.But if I can't sell from one plan to buy into another, then that would mean that my ROTH 401(k) is a disqualified person for my ROTH IRA.That was my question, as by reading the definition of disqualified person, I was not sure that my ROTH 401(k) was fitting in any of the categories.

It seems that they are not trending with the stock market, but they will.

It is conceivable that the demand and supply could flip such that when Cities are open for business and begin issuing permits, there will be an over abundance of contractors and skilled labor, but no appetite or demand to spend money for renovation projects because of the projected high unemployment and stock portfolios that are worth a fraction of what they once were.

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