I will be retirement eligible in 10 months and I don't have the same worries as my contemporaries, like where I am going to find my next job, what salary I am going to need to maintain my quality of life etc.... because I have a decent portfolio of investments accrued over the years....Message me if you have any more specifics. 

im converting this solo 401k into a roth before i do anythingim confused as to whether any profits my activities bring in inside the entity create any taxable events .as to say purchasing or creating a note. will the monthly payments be accruing tax free ?

It's been taxed already (or rather, the taxes have been accrued.)Depending on your overall situation, you may save a few grand by restructuring your LLC as an S-corp and starting a formal W2-style payroll for yourself.

However, if a taxpayer has assumed most (or enough) of the benefits and burdens of ownership in a residence, he may be able to enjoy the tax benefits that accrue. 

What are the typical vacancy rates in the area - I realize the answer to this is going to be very geography specific, but how do you even go about determining vacancy rates;Is non-payment of rent (uncollected rent) an issue and what are investors accounting for;What are the typical eviction timeframes one should expect in Indy or in St Louis; Although $600/mo in rent satisfies the 1% rule assuming a $60K purchase price, can an investor in fact accrue maintenance funds (while operating in the black) quickly enough to satisfy maintenance needs as they arise (i.e. a 10% maintenance accrual on a $600/mo rent is only $60/mo or $720/yr.

So to start, if you havnt had it in an interest bearing account, any dispute over security deposit you will lost.Within 45 days you need to give your tenant a ledger or statement begining with security deposit, plus accrued interest, then make deductions for damage, or unpaid rent. 

@Lou NguyenActually, you may be required to file a partnership return for that 1 day of activity.You earned/accrued 1 day of income/expenses which is reported on the closing statement.

So they take your loan amount and divide 5% into 12 payments per year you accrue (.416% per month).

Things that can affect your equity position: loans fees that accrue and pile up in the payoff, a market that's flattening / on a downward trend, and price drops on your listing.

She can satisfy the judgements any way she wants but what makes you think that someone that accrued $75k in judgements just woke up one day and was like / geez maybe I should pay them.