@Carlos SimmonsYes the rules allow for investing alongside your solo 401k in real estate, and this can be done either by pooling the funds in an LLC or under a tenants in common (TIC).

Hopefully no hiccups.

Alongside this, I also have no substantial amount retirement finances that the bank can see as collateral.

If you do business in the future with family again I would suggest that you use a written agreement such as an OA to memorialize the agreement - it will likely save your relationship if there is hiccup as the terms of the agreement will guide both parties.

Yes it can be done, on hiccup in the plan though. 

SP punches above its weight as far as political and media visibility.The "downtown" (14th ave) is improving with several recently opened restaurants occupying recently rehabbed original commercial structures, alongside well established mexican places.   

Thanks for letting me consider them alongside you!

They have seen it all the way through from A-C and I guess when it comes down to it see the value in all of us working along side each other.

@Carrie Giordano Yes I am still active in this business, we've transitioned to rehabbing for an investment group based in California along side, the estimate and repair business.  

Making real estate a side venture alongside your healthcare job sounds like an exciting journey.