Hello,just adding my 2 cents: $200 for just registered agent is too much (unless it includes business mail forwarding or nominee Directors).

Norada RE started to get me thinking about other turnkey options, and I stumbled across some interviews featuring Maureen McCann who is the Sales Director and Partner of Spartan Invest.

A lot of people also like incorporating in Wyoming for this reason, because Wyoming doesn’t track who owns the company, just the directors.

I am more of an "arm-chair" type of investor so I think turnkey model would work best for me.

@Ira BloomfieldThe IRS prohibits any direct or indirect transactions or benefit between an IRA/Solo 401(k) and a disqualified person.You are a disqualified person to your Solo 401(k).If your Solo 401(k) is being used to salvage a transaction that you have engaged in personally, could the IRS not view that as an indirect benefit? 

There can be no direct or indirect transactions or provision of benefit between a plan and a disqualified person (you, spouse, lineal family, entities owned by such).A violation of these self-dealing rules will void the IRA and create significant tax penalties.

You just need a system (like Rentec Direct) or others to help you be efficient.  

Put your questions in writing, sent Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested, to the Board of Directors at the proper point of contact for the Association.

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I've decided to make it a 2/1 + dedicated office (with sofa bed chair).I'll advertise as a 2 bedroom accommodating up to 4 adults, but with a sofa bed chair (instead of a day bed) in the third bedroom.