I actually just got done talking through the process with the zoning administrator. 

You could attempt to switch your passive income to active, but then you lose write off's, and that's a different decision altogether.I'm a 401k administrator, and when we have clients with passive income (who are often RE investors), we need to go with a non-qualifed option instead of a qualified option (401k, profit sharing, etc.).  

His revitalization strategy and partnership with the private sector (Dan Gilbert, Ford, etc.) have worked better than many people's expectations so far and he also brought in great staff into the administration.

While this simplifies tax reporting, it might not provide the same level of liability protection as a multi-member LLC.Separate Tax Returns for Each LLC:While it might be more administratively burdensome, having separate tax returns for each LLC could strengthen the separation of assets for liability protection purposes.

You could offer to assist in minor tasks or administrative work in exchange for learning opportunities.

I've done this stuff long enough to know that title companies take 3-5 days for prelims, funds are deposited and all other administrative nomenclature needs to fall into place.  

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That way I could have dealt with the daughter as administrator of the estate, worked out a short-sale with the bank on the mortgage and the state liens never would have attached since the daughter never would have held title.

While the initial purchase is important, many people overlook and do not consider the property taxes that will continue to be collected year after year.Property taxes are based on a percentage of your home’s value that owners pay yearly to help fund local schools, libraries, public works maintenance, government administration, and public safety.

However, if you have employees, a regular 401(k) might be an option, but it comes with additional administrative responsibilities.Investment Goals: If you're specifically interested in real estate, consider a Solo 401(k) with a real estate option.