How much $ in Reserves do you typically allocate for an evaluation like this?

The Solo 401k (trust) is the owner regardless of the allocation of funding from the various subaccounts.Correct, with IRAs, a traditional IRA and a Roth IRA are different entities.

That means with a cost segregation, approx 30-40% of the property can be re-allocated to 5/7/15 yr property.

You have $82500 allocated in cost of purchase and repairs, but no accounting of how much that money will cost you In points, interest, etc.Could you be a bit more specific regarding your private funding?

Computing the APR of weighted principal amounts at different rates, matching principal allocations from payments, earned and interest paid becomes more complex than those doing or having done wraps is probably aware of.

To keep the financing straight along with expense allocation, I would suggest forming an LLC that names your wife's account within the 401K and your own account within the 401K as members and organizers.

Looking to get a second look this week.As far as deferred maintenance, I'm allocating 10% right off the top.Thanks for your input!

The rest would be allocated on operating capital, reserves, and seed money for solo & joint venture acquisitions.

Are you saying that Renatus doesn't believe that allocating one-twenty-thousandth of their gross revenue towards tracking customer satisfaction and success is worthwhile? 

A single member LLC is disregarded entity, so in a sense the IRS doesn't really 'know' you have it because everything goes on the same part of your tax return as if you didn't have.The only possible advantage of filling as a partnership is for allocating gains and losses but for married doing a joint return that won't get you anything either.