@Janice McBrideTalk to your administrator/custodian they should have a multiple options for you.

This saves on administrative costs relating to filing a Foreign Registration, including the filing fee and the annual registered agent fee.As a side note I would also say that the amount your properties are worth play into what entity you use.

Make sure the paperwork is done properly and verify with your CPA, Ira administrator, and attorney. 

Depending on the specifics of what you are interested in investing in will determine if it is prohibited or not.In terms of custodians and administrators, Bigger pockets has a list of providers here.

I recently got a punch in the gut when a good tenant arrived, said they wanted the house, arrived with the packet...and somehow we didn't check their bedroom allowance.So two weeks later (and after the listing was pulled and potential tenants were turned away) I got a call from the administrator that we'd signed a 2 bdrm voucher for a 3 bedroom house.

And the Biden Administration is making policy changes which will make the price of oil/gas go up which will also make all things more expensive.

The bottom line is that I want to automate everything a landlord needs so that I can grow my portfolio without being overwhelmed with administrative details.Second, I would like that when I am ready to get into other areas of real estate investing like wholesaling, flipping I can build on what I already have in my initial website.

Whether the costs are reasonable for the job, I can't say, but the administrative costs are high IMO for someone who is doing the job themselves.

Thank you @David Hunter, and @Gary Parker the mentor I will be given is the office administrator and also top producer she told me she would be teaching me things from town history,handling off market deals, marketing to luxury buyers and sellers(international as well), also how to handle floor time seeing everyone in the brokerage is over 50 and no longer have the enthusiasm to continue doing floor time so Ill have it 100% of the time, and many more things.

But ask your plan administrator if you can take out a loan on your savings?