Check your bank app and you will likely see Zelle listed as a method to transfer money.

Note, this only works if you have a surplus... otherwise you're just pulling equity back out to pay your bills and going backwardsRegarding the interest rate difference- if you only transfer the amount of your monthly income, then you don't have to worry about paying the higher interest rate on more HELOC balance than necessary.

Could you parcel it off and transfer it to a new LLC that owns and operates the laundry facility?

Whether or not they move in time is largely going to depend on them being able to find another suitable place and whether they're able to get their voucher transferred. 

I have to coordinate most of my real estate over the phone by talking with my partner, my contractors, my assistants, and hard money and private money lenders.

I need some method to set up the transfer account in the business name using the business EIN without it costing an arm and a leg.  

For anyone who is unsure, I can guarantee that a self-directed 401K/IRA plan used to purchase real estate assets, coordinated by a guy like @Bernard Reisz will have management fees and costs vastly higher on a % of assets basis than any 401K plan investing in securities. 

I also realize that it'd be easy to say, "It's your friend, you shouldn't charge him" but the house is almost an hour away and if I'm going to coordinate lawn care, cleaning, renter turns, and the like, I would like to be compensated to a certain degree. 

But either group are adventurers and the Vikings had spears and traveled in groups for safety.On a taxing note, when you sell in MD there are substantial transfer taxes so include that in your calculations.

I'm looking to expand my portfolio but trying to get the cash for the down payment (only have 1 SFR right now) Currently, I have a Roth IRA that's in mutual funds, sizeable enough for a down payment plus what I have i...