@Brandon Hall I agree with you in most circumstances.  

Depends on what type of asset it is.Retail the buyer as options could go drive the area,walk in and out of the businesses as a customer,etc.They could not talk to the tenants in a buyer mode or disclose the property was for sale just be a casual observer or looker.The property management company could coordinate a more intensive inspection with the buyer if they were under contract to purchase.A lot really just depends on the circumstances.

Contact your plan administrator to confirm.If this is an old plan from a former employer then there are many firms who can help, including some on BP.If you are self employed and are the only employee in that entity (except your spouse with some limitations), look into a solo 401k vs a self directed IRA.Good luck.

Each present a unique set of circumstances and criteria.

I had a change of heart due to circumstance and I transferred here to Springfield. 

The details are important (like if vacating is part of your deal or required, see below).Each state can vary and each situation turns on its particular facts and circumstances.

However, except for maybe a few properties, the rent to house price ratio indeed makes no sense so I'll look around to other nearby areas.Another question I have is, up to what $ amount can you deduct interest and property taxes on rental properties?

I've never really been at a job for more than a year except for the one I'm at now just because I have grown a bit here but I really want to branch out and try to do something different that will take me somewhere, plus I have a family that will be counting on me soon.

I've never really been at a job for more than a year except for the one I'm at now just because I have grown a bit here but I really want to branch out and try to do something different that will take me somewhere, plus I have a family that will be counting on me soon.

Hi @Anthony Portugal,Nothing jumps out at me, except that you are posting this on BP because your LO apparently doesn't think it's important enough to make time to explain it all to you... that doesn't bode particularly well for how it's possibly going to play out once in contract and paperwork is flying 100 mph!