So, I should be ready to roll in a few weeks.

This advise is from a guy who can complicate the instructions in a roll of toilet paper: My vote: a simple, local #.

He agreed it was lucky it missed, she looked at him, rolled her eyes, to which he quickly corrected himself "maybe it should have hit the truck".

It's being rented for about $1,000/mo and my lender will not charge payment for the first 5-months (that's their claim, but it's actually rolled into the original purchase price / loan amount).

It goes a lot deeper than the assessor's roll, though.

In order to roll over ANY of the gain you would have had to use a Qualified Intermediary such as @Bill Exeter for a 1031 exchange.

as it was provided by the investor/realtor as part of the ad and due diligence would be to see what other rents in the area go for and to get an actual "rent roll" from the seller.On the subject of analysis, do I look to the duplexes as "individual" Cash Flow, Cash-on-Cash, and ROI for calculations?

@Brian K.Since the 401(k) is with a previous employer, you can roll it over into a self-directed IRA or Roth IRA.

they are doing a roll over and will not have access until july. that why they want a short term loan

To be honest, I've just got the ball rolling on this project.