Thanks for the comprehensive information!

Im going to research how to have a really comprehensive scope of work.

The only course I ever bought was a comprehensive real estate tax course but I have paid for individual coaching as well and it was worth every penny. 

You need a company who specifically specializing in this area, here is pretty comprehensive list of such companies that BP had put together:http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/self-directed-ira...I'm guessing you wanted to say Solo 401k, not solo IRA? 

That said, the limited liability protections of an LLC should be used in conjunction with other tools and techniques to provide yourself with a comprehensive asset protection plan.

Follow-up question: does the search seem to be comprehensive enough to where you feel it's searching all court records fully?

As Jon mentioned Al Alielo has a very comprehensive course on all matters regarding real estate investing and tax issues.

@rene martinez  @brandon sturgillTwo books that comprehensively cover the 55 to 80 year age groups are Marketing to Leading-Edge Baby Boomers by Brent Green and the No BS Guide to Marketing Boomers & Seniors by Dan Kennedy.  

I'm really sorry Tim that my excruciating (and painful to recall) details cannot make up for your lack of comprehension.

A classic chestnut (dated but comprehensive) is Landlording by Leigh Robinson, for example...