So it can’t be a similar investment to the US or it won’t pan out.  

I'll follow up in the morning and let you all know how this pans out.

I personally don't have the funds to keep paying for house inspections that don't pan out.

@Yishi Pan From my quick analysis, it appears to be relatively close to our market here in North Bay Ontario. 8%-10% cap rates, and $80k-$115k per door. 

(interesting to think about, but I'm not a lawyer--so who knows how that would pan out).One word of caution, though: the STR market has slowed down considerably in recent months, and there is some evidence that there is too much STR supply in some markets.

Your Solo 401K Trust should have unique name and TIN assigned to it by the IRS.

Hi @Chang Pan,I'm not an attorney, but this is how I'd go about it. 

The market there was/is frying pan hot-so who needs a realtor right?

The Solo 401k pan’s title should read as follows, for example:Shawn Do, Trustee of XYZ Solo 401k TrustIMPORTANT: The regulations prohibit the assignment of a contract first drawn up solely in the name of the Solo 401k trustee’s name to the Solo 401k account.Make a deposit / earnest depositWhen the solo 401k purchases property, the Solo 401k is required to fund any necessary deposit or earnest funds.ClosingAt closing, you, as trustee of the Solo 401k, will approve and sign all documents and then submit them to the closing agent along with a check form the solo 401k bank account for the purchase.Vesting of all documentsShawn Do, Trustee of XYZ Solo 401k TrustOngoing maintenanceAll ongoing expenses in connection with the solo 401k real estate investment must be paid from the Solo 401k checking account.

The key to the project was to cut 26" x 48" pieces of 7/16 pan to use as temp flooring as unmoved around the attic.