You will use services of a company like us to draft IRS-approved plan documents, assist with funding and the administration of it.As part of the plan a Solo 401k Trust is created.

Your employer probably has a 401k administrator that would handle those tasks while with a Solo 401k you will take care of that (with the help of your Solo 401k provider if they offer such assistance).

The longer you wait the more expensive the appraisal will be, establish the basis ASAP and I agree with Dave, this should have had this done by the Administrator or Trustee through probate approval. :)

I contacted the entire Board and the Superintendant, whom I am acquainted with, in addition to 3 other administration employees and it was all spelled out; no misunderstanding possible.

That is just added administrative work for you.

You will not prevail if you attempt to sue Wells Fargo as they will typically use Wright, Zak & Finley and you will lose on summary judgement.For well over (30) years, my primary business is financing inherited California property during the course of trust and probate estate administration.

I have a couple administrative helping me with office tasks and managing our subcontractors. 

My goal is to be able to write my own checks, basically be my own fund administrator threw my LLC.

My first AP deal went south after I found out that the public administrator had their hand on the property, at which point I was already in and started to claim it as my own.

More to reassure myself than anyone else, but I quit a good job as a school administrator to go into business, and was making good money, until 2008.