Anyway you can make it happen, @Albert E Harris III.

I do however have written agreements in the form of dated e-mail threads between both myself and my Partner that he can also attest to being legitimate. 

I am currently 37, with the expectation that I will convert this property in 2-3 years, pay taxes on it now, and will not access the capital until 67-70 years old (roughly 27-30 Years).1) I understand that converting Real Property is totally acceptable, and I does not apply only to liquid/cash assets.

I personally prefer Multi-fam best as it presents better cash flow I lacked on single family LTR, is passive income (Schedule E on your fed Taxes) and is less management and work.  

Call tenants that are occupying similar spaces around town and ask them when their lease expires, notify them of your available units. 

@Jason E.

I have as Kiyosaki would say been an E my whole life and my goal is to transition to an I.I currently am working two jobs.

Your best bet, however, might be to expense the interest you pay on your Schedule E as an expense against your rental income.

You get to keep all the potential leads and hopefully, the house will find a buyer.After that, you can go door knocking and have the same conversation - what can you do to help them in real estate...None of the above has cost you extra money beyond the startup costs.After that, you can buy expired listings, FSBO and neighborhood data.

I searched through the forums, and found a lot of people asking about liquidating 401k/IRA etc.