@Jeff CaravalhoYou can certainly invest a solo 401k in certain precious metals as long as certain requirements are met, such as the pureness level requirement of .995 fineness (99.5% pure).Here are some popular GOLD metals that can be held in both IRAs and solo 401k plans. 

Yes you could be getting some of that 2-3% commission for purchase and sales but the few deals you will be doing will not be worth the time, licensing cost, and education you have to get in ascertain a this license. 

Chattels not included with the sale of a home such as certain special light fixtures. mirrors etc. that would be assumed to be included are usually made note of as not included.

Having taken over this deal from California (I was initially a passive investor) I don't have a network in place in Florida to help me best ascertain my best avenue of disposition.

I have clients that use it all the time, and it isn't necessarily for "bad areas" so much as certain census tracks that the government wants to encourage investment in.

Then I spoke to someone in the insurance business who recommended I should be north of $120 when rehabbing homes as certain unforeseen costs can arise such as asbestos, foundation issues, and a long eviction process which leads to longer holding costs.

I care far more about length and type of employment, as certain jobs and time on the job may show the person is able to conduct themselves in a manner that makes conflict with me less likely.

He was unable to ascertain the extent or how often it occurs but stated that the area should be monitored and repaired as needed.

From what I can ascertain, many areas in Northern part of the city it's self has high crime.

@Jeff J.You are referencing to the de minimis safe harbor.You should consult with an accountant as certain elections may need to be made.