You should contact the people responsible for administering property tax assessments in the property's jurisdiction.

It is much more costly as they have to set up an LLC for this to work.You do have alternatives to an SDI such as a self administered 401k and I am just looking into a 401(a) pension plan for self employed or Corporate entities.The 401k has more options and less regulations than an SDI.Check with Grg Boots here on BP.

We too have found the various administering agencies to be different in their responses to rent increase requests. 

@Jason MoranThe specific question to ask Fidelity (who appears to administer your plan) is; "Does my plan allow for an in-service distribution to an IRA of my choosing, and am I eligible?"  

Petitions to administer estates require publication in an adjudicated (?)

Confusing, I email the attorney but haven't heard back.Can you back out of administering the estate?

However, it seems like there are different groups responsible for administering this each with different guidelines.One only works with landlords if 50% of my tenants qualifyAnother one works with landlords and only cares if 1 tenant qualifiesUrban League Group appears to be landlord friendly if you have qualified tenantsAny input or guidance on this is much appreciated!

We are a Qualified Intermediary and we administer 1031 Exchange transactions. 

This can be a long process before the title can be administered.

There doesn't seem to be any court filing to administer the estate per my research.