Hey Ryan,The space for the number of days is applicable to the additional earnest money, or at least that's the way I interpreted it.  

And - should someone have access to a tool such as this prior to attaining a level of fluency to be able to interpret what he is seeing?

Not even as much for a better "deal" interest rate wise but for better "rule interpretation".

Their interpretation: you don't smell like money!

@Lumi Ispas We have a similarly written law here, but there has been interpretation - by the Office of the Rentalsman - that the security deposit can only be accessed after the end of the tenancy {the Rentalsman actually holds the deposits in-trust} when it can be used to offset past-due amounts (rent, utilities) and the cost of repairs or cleaning.What is the case precedent in Illinois?

I will address your questions regarding structuring the ownership of properties within a Solo 401k in case you do get past the eligibility portion of your Solo 401k quest.When you mention putting the rentals under one LLC, that could be interpreted 2 different ways. 1.

I would think so.Thinking out loud here though, even with a licensed agent/broker on board, could it not be interpreted that I was trying to circumvent RE law as I'm still brokering a deal/deals even though I or the LLC is a principal in the initial lease option transaction.It's an interesting option though, I'll give you that Brian.

In the stock market that is easily interpreted in the price of a market or an underlying security.  

If it were done this way, then my personal 'contribution' in setting the price of the insurance would have been a prohibited transaction (according to my interpretation of the IRS code and as interpreted by my IRA trust company (IRA Financial Group)).On the second part of your response, are you sure that I can rent a property owned by my SD-IRA back to myself? 

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