@Mark ZarragoitiaNonbank Trustees and CustodiansA financial organization not described as a bank under IRC Sec. 408(n) also may be eligible to act as an IRA trustee or custodian if the IRS grants the organization nonbank trustee or custodial powers.

They weighted in three major categories:Emotional and physical well beingIncome and employmentCommunity and environmentI think these lists have value as cities try to attract businesses and residents.

Some more specialized medical uses such as physical therapy, gynecology, audiology are not yet present and would make great additions.My thought was to send out targeted mailings to already existing medical offices. 

I am a 29 year old Physical Therapist looking to invest in the Fort Lauderdale/South Florida area. 

I'm more the type of person that needs affirmation (good or bad), just thought it be worth throwing out to people that have either thought of this or physically experienced it.Once again.ThanksAlan

Physical location: Position of the center on the street.

I can physically respond to whatever is going on if needed.

I have a side online business, self-employed, and my CPA suggested that I should open solo 401k with that business and move my SDIRA funds into this Solo K account since it's got better tax treatment around UBIT.I contacted IRA Services and Trust (custodian) whom I have IRA account with and they said in order to open Solo K, I have to establish my company's Solo K Plan and provide them with "Self Employed 401(k) Custody Agreement".They said I can hire a CPA or lawyer to do that.

So no buying and holding with local operation and physical property.Let's pretend I form this corporation in Wyoming.

In private equity real estate, the fact that we buy physical assets gives many investors a level of comfort.