I was prompted to ask this question because a house near me which I know to have been a very nice house, sits abandoned, the owner apparently having just walked away.

As far as I know, depending on the states involved, in most cases you can do that but have to still sit for the exam in the state you want to get a license from.

In sitting back and thinking on this I believe I have figured out a way to approach the situation in a moral and proper manner. 

Yes you need to issue 1099's.  It's

I would have a sit down with your broker and really sort this out.Good luck!

Eventually, someone can't understand why their purchased material, in pristine condition (still inside shrink wrap) has not made them money while sitting in their underwear at the kitchen table and they complain to FTC or sue.

If I recall correctly, any cash flow will need to go back into the IRA until you've paid it back, but that's not necessarily a bad thing - it just depends on your strategy.

I believe FHA still offers 203K program funds, however I can't recall if they apply to over 5+ units.

I'm still open to what I may be looking for, and I am still waiting to sit down with my accountant and crunch some numbers around (waiting on corporate year-end to finish first), but I am leaning towards a duplex, triplex, or 4-plex.I've been looking at this one a lot: http://www.icx.ca/propertyDetails.aspx?

As far as suggestions for what to put on the site, as the mother of a teenage daughter I can tell you most of her disposable income goes to Starbucks, smoothie drink places, and any inexpensive restaurants where she and her friends can sit, gab and eat, for a long time for not a lot of money.