To add to @Jon Holdman 's comment it will become due upon termination; you may be able to arrange payment terms over a specified period of time.

So you'll need to make an arrangement with a "legal unit" tenant.

We do this type of arrangement right now but *not* including any retirement accounts on either side.

Given the preferred return arrangements, the asset manager is very much incentivized to build efficiencies, because they will make very little money otherwise.Regardless, have a ground game strategy and know that before you go into a market.

I also wonder if these "Young Professionals would rather buy SFH's in the suburbs with large lawns and big trees (to me a more Colorado type of living arrangement) vs stacked one upon the other.I do like it though, and think it's a great positive for the city.Good Luck!

We communicated with the tenant in jail, arranged for his things to be removed from the building by his friends. 

We generally only do interior renovations when a unit is vacant but we’re making arrangements to do one while the tenant is there early November and she is renting a storage Pod for all her belongings except a large wardrobe.

The company that represents him charges points for arranging the loan.

That is the reason we are writing you this notice, so you can expect the contractors arrival and you may make other sleeping arrangements while repairs are being made or plan around it.We look forward to keeping you as a tenant and we value your dedicated cooperation. 

BUT...we could keep putting the profit back into the (Roth) se401k until it was time for official retirement...and yes think rate of return would be the market over time.We could arrange an investment property from an SE401k and still have a reasonable roth401k...it would put a dent into the balance, but not wipe it out.