That is due to the fact that I have a fulltime Job in property management and I only held my license because I thought I would do real estate part time on the side.

The current equity in the home based on ARV above and no other mortgages is $200K.It is held in a trust (husband and wife named).Any suggestions on how to present this option to the owners? 

It currently has a metal tin roof. 

Metal is not an investment.

There are typically less buyers and less sellers in the market around that time.I just listed something right in November last year and I think it probably cost me about 5% versus if I had held onto it and listed in March or April.

Our company was looking for a small multi family fixer upper and this met all the criteria and it was in an A+ location.

We have 30 units, soon to be 45 or so across 5 different LLCs and a few just individually held in three different names.

I have held a real estate license since 2012 in Seattle, WA and have recently relocated to sunny Arizona and am in the process of getting my RE Brokers license here.

They could also move Roth funds held in a 401(k), but not an existing Roth IRA into a Solo 401(k).Either an IRA or Solo 401(k) will be subject to standard required minimum distribution rules starting at age 70 1/2. 

You would have to go through the trouble running a metal flue, when you already have PVC right there.