So read up, engage, ask questions and when a deal falls in your lap, post the numbers and details so we can give you some advice.Happy investing,Glenn

Mike has some valid points, though I do not agree with taking it out to cash and paying both the tax AND the PENALTY (additional 10%).Also, I do not agree with others on rolling over to an IRA (unless that is your only option) but rather, rolling into a solo 401k plan which is a self administered 401k plan requiring you to have your own business without any employees other than you and a spouse (or multiple spouses if you live in Utah - J/K) :)Advantages of 401k over IRA is ability to place more in each year (contributions that is), borrowing provisions (IRA's do not have them), and company matches to contributions.If you were going to take it out and take the hit, i would only recomend doing so by rolling into a ROTH solo 401k plan.

Welcome to the site, glad you decided to engage.

I tried hard and this has happened multiple times already.

. $10k/year definitely should earn you multiple mentors(with a reasonable level of proactiveness to return phone calls/emails and ensure that you are not forgetting to dot the i's and cross the t's that you are unaware of) to work with.

With that much equity, I presume you could buy multiple houses.

You do not want to pay a 30x multiple for the land underneath it.

How would we do this with multiple investors?

I'm assuming I certainly have multiple people living in some of these 1 bedrooms but I don't know that would be enough to account for this.

The 401k holder would take this route to enable them to "make a living" from their incorporated RE business, versus having all profits flow back into the tax-sheltered account (which would be necessary if your 401k was directly engaging in the activity.)Steven Hamilton II or @bill walston - can you shed some light?