One thing I learned pretty quick is my LLC which just does buy and hold properties does not qualify for a Solo 401K yet, because it does not produce self employment income, paying myself as a property manager I was told would not pass an IRA audit, so Im looking into a SD Check IRA or sometimes called a SD IRA LLC, which gives me some of the benefits of a Solo 401K without the qualification requirements.Good luck

@Cornelius Garland - can  you recommend a source you've used to produce absentee-high equity leads?

I provide an incredible amount of service for those rents as well. 

@Jose MartinezYou should only blog if you have one of the following:1) A desire to write quality content and continue to produce it in deference to your target audience.2) Additional help (like interns) that want to do some writing and need a place to cut their teeth.Other than that, blogging for keywords alone will end up eating up more time than it's worth, or just producing content that nobody wants to read.

Have an incredible year!

Quickly that change produced a property that would produce 13% cash on cash return with no major work needed.

So the cashflow in the first year is incredible.

Market research is critical of course but the opportunities in storage are truly incredible.

I think it's just required to be any type of income producing property, which I'd assume covers rentals, timber land, farm land, etc.   

So, to be clear, even though it was an incredible deal financially speaking, you ARE NOT interested in doing any condo flips any more?