The application process is getting finalized but it will be streamlined to get funds into small business owner's hands and maintain employment.One of the primary features will be that if employers maintain or re-establish employment levels to historical levels, that portion of the loan proceeds will be forgiven.

If you work with someone that is established and has tried and true vendors then you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

I've used it for 3 or 4 years and talked to a personal capital advisor once and otherwise haven't been bothered.  

Once you establish of it’s a basement or first floor units, you could have a “three story” building instead of a two story building.

If you can buy with cash get with an established wholesaler in the area.

Below are some tips when setting up a Solo K account with us or with anyone:1) When doing your rollover/transfer make sure they make the check out to your 401K trust and not the bank (This happens frequently and delays your funds availability)2) Get advice from the advisor that set up your Solo K on how many accounts you will need.

This, invalidating all your work to establish and maintain (hopefully you are doing that) the legal entity.

We need to see how remote working is going to flesh out in impact of where people want to live, where employers want to locate and any new paradigms that establish.

You want a longterm relationship, that you havealready established a trust factor.

@Jeff Olson I would look in vacation markets with established STR rules, the short term shop can help in many of those