You can administer investments, but cannot add value to the plan via providing services or personally receive benefit from the plan.It sounds like you may have qualification for a Solo 401k if you will be earning 1099 income working for the various players you mention.  

Some portion of this, if not all of it, is typically covered by the mortgage, but that would depend on the lender and what terms you reach with them.3) I would recommend trying to get on the phone with someone who administers the program to learn the qualifications of each program available (or if that person doesn't know, ask them to recommend contacting someone who does). 

So talk to your local housing authority that administers the assistance to see how to do this.If the property is in Utah County, it will be the Housing Authority of Utah County.

(I received mine) The PR (step-mother) has a fiduciary responsibility to administer the probate estate properly and timely.

@Mathew Jacob Grab a adjudicated newspaper from your local convenience store ~ Under classifieds, look for legal notices ~ I don't know how the probate heading is listed for your county (petition to administer probate ~ heirs ~probate of will) ~ the notice will/should give you the information in what county court house the probate file is located with all the individuals who have an interest in the decedents property. ~ If you market in person, use caution.

We work with self-administered plans, however; your third party administrator may impose additional restrictions or requirements.

All IRA based plans are required to have a custodian to administer and report on the account. 

I get charged a small monthly subscription fee but he administers and supports the tool should I have any issues or questions.

I was even e-mailing the case worker throughout the process but, never heard a word from them, either way.I know S8 is a national program, but it does seem like there are different rules/policies for the local agencies that administer it. 

Notice of Petition to Administer Estate" is the probate heading that will be your starting point.Every probate file you research is a real estate opportunity.