So, I will have my lawyer use a warranty deed so that in the future the title insurance policy I already have under my name would protect both me—-and therefore indirectly—- my RE business... is that fair to say at first glance?

If you have worked with them directly or indirectly and can qualify the quality of their work and work ethic, I would appreciate the referral greatly.

I do not not know why or what anything is worth from just driving by or using indirect knowledge and adding a percentage to it to be safe.

It is well established that direct manufacturing jobs create indirect jobs at a rate of 7-8:1.

That sounds like what you are asking.If the Solo 401(k) were to form a new LLC from scratch so as to create some asset segregation within the plan, then that LLC could not obtain a credit card either, because any guarantee from you would be a violation.All self-dealing rules apply to direct and indirect transactions.Do you already have a Solo 401(k) plan. 

Any direct or indirect transaction between you and your IRA would be a prohibited transaction.

You'll also learn where these people are investing, so it will benefit you indirectly. 5) Invest in your personal development. 

Many do not understand that we as landlords serve many roles to our tenants and could potentially indirectly affect the tenants and and their offspring positively...I like you am not as close to my Father and while I would have loved for him to be part of my growth as an investor it just hasn’t happened.....Please continue to fight the good fight and I wish you all the best.

Any direct or indirect experiences or observations working with this company in establishing your LLC?

Answer: For the purposes of determining prohibited transactions through your self-directed IRA, the following people are considered disqualified persons:You and your spouseYour employerYour lineal ascendants and descendants, as well as their spouses (children, parents, etc.)Any person providing plan-related services (custodians, advisors, fiduciaries, administrators, etc.)Any entity (business, corporation, partnership, etc.) of which you are at least 50 percent owner, whether directly or indirectly