Babies can be in with adult(s).Adults are not restricted except as to sq ft per person.Municipalities can have additional requirements, like no more than 3 unrelated parties in a SFD.A good place to get your requirements is from your public housing authority or section 8 administrator, they should be aware of all housing requirements. :)

Your second issue, administrative matters, I'm not sure what some company claims they may do for you, but they can't be doing the day to day management of your company.

thanks to the administrators and moderators for a fantastic forum!

As for finding the executor, I am not sure how it is done in TX but in MA you can go to the probate Court for the county where the death occurred and look up to see if anything has been filed (this can now be done on line as well) That should give you a name and address, may be an attorney.Another possibility is for you to apply to be come the Administrator (when there is no will the person in charge) or a temporary Administrator until someone else comes forward or the will is found that names an Executor.

And by creating LLC for your Solo 401k you are gaining checkbook control, which will make management your investment a lot easier.HOWEVER, I see that you are unnecessarily over-complicated your set up by using Advanta, which is a Third Party Administrator, not a custodian.

The timing of a transaction relative to market conditions will be a factor, as will the administrative overhead (time and cost) of running a rental.  

The current administration has moved to block those payments. 

Those on the list have been found liable in two or more Administrative Hearing cases within a 24-month period and have three or more serious building code violations."

I just recently approved (and expect to close next week) an IRA loan with the following terms:50% Down20 year amortization and term5.25% for the first 5 years then repricing every 5 years at my banks 5-year rate plus .75%Non-RecourseMy bank uses an self-directed IRA administrator named New Direction and they are great. 

With a checkbook LLC the manager of the LLC is usually the one signing the checks and no administrator/custodian input is required.