Hope it pans out.

Does each plan have there own EIN/TIN?

The house had a brand new HVAC system, new water heater, and serviceable laminate floors in most of the rooms, and new electrical wiring & plumbing, but needed new kitchen cabinets, a dishwasher, a new bathroom and had a 90 year old tin shingle roof.

If he has been in the property before and knows that it's not going to fit what I'm looking for - and I've worked with the same agent long enough that he knows what I'm looking for - he can save me time and energy by looking at properties that won't pan out. 

I allowed them to move a few things in prior to their official move in date of today as I was completing some construction projects within the home.Yesterday evening as we were finishing up some of the painting we moved a pot/pan of the tenants and inside were two cockroaches.

One of the properties I manage had a rusted out drain pan and the warranty didn't cover it.

The path others have paved.A lot of the replies are "if your RE doesn't pan out...take this safe route" I simply refuse to believe that.

Another type of activity would need another TIN and thus  a different SOLO 401k correct?

If you put a lamp on the floor and put about five or six pie tins around it with water in it then squirt some dish soap in it and turn the light on.

Every year we get a few sign ups where the owner does not have a TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number) when they begin services with us.