I currently only operate as a Realtor, but on the side from my full time 9-5 as an IT Professional.  

A wholesaler who was meeting with sellers would leave a nice, professional brochure at the seller's house after meeting with them.My team usually leaves at business card at the house, but I would like to have some sort of glossy literature to give a professional impression to the homeowner.Does anyone here have an example of what they have done for this?

This leaves the retirement account owner to invest mostly within the plan (self directing) or to withdraw the funds to invest outside the plan.If you have a good accounting professional at your side, there are ways to use REI purchases to help offset your 401k/IRA/retirement plan withdrawals thereby creating a "wash," so strategies like this can mitigate your tax impact.I've worked on different cases where we've done rollovers from pre-tax to roth plans/withdraw while mitigating the tax impact of getting the funds out.Lenders are for the most part still behind the times when it comes to self directed accounts.

Now you want him to be “professional” because “we’re all in this together”.

My professional job is in the Property Management field.

It is best to allow a professional to draft your Quit Claim Deeds if that is the route you plan to take.

Seems like a classic case of professional gatekeeping to me.

What type did you choose, was it professionally installed, any pros/cons?

I'm excited to finally be here, I've been studying YouTube Videos, Books, Forums, Groups on Social Media, and BP etc...I have a background in Management, Sales and a professional in the IT Community.

My tenants are mostly young professionals, the time of year usually doesn't matter much to them.