I increased my net worth a bit (with some repairs) and increased my rent roll significantly.

Have the rent rolls and financials since inception.

@Braeden Henry,Yeah, you may be too young to sign the contracts, but you’re not too young to get the ball rolling.

As soon as the Solo K is open you can roll your old 401(k) money into the new Solo K. 

Or is is still worth placing the bid and rolling the dice on the redemption period elapsing? 

Sell and roll the equity(assuming you have some) into a 4 plex. 

My understanding is that once I have fully depreciated a property, it does not make financial sense to keep it, but rather to sell and roll it over to another property. 

He sent me over the rent roll (one vacant unit, but if it was rented the total rent $4395/month, market is 4725/month) and he has told me that there is about $200,000 of debt left on the property through a community bank loan.The seller is open to a owner finance situation and I thought it might be a good idea to move into the vacant unit and down the road get a loan on the property as owner-occupied, but here are my questions.What is the best way to structure the Owner Finance loan as far as interest rate and balloon?

The trend approach seems like a good idea to get them rolling with recent knowledge that might be helpful, I'll add it to my notes!

Looking at the rent roll (to see what percentage of current occupants move in this past April/May) as well as at historical occupancy (for any trends in seasonality of occupancy) should shed plenty of light on the situation so that you can make a good decision.Mike