Most independent contractor work will allow you to setup a Solo 401k plan.

They will be listed under the independent school districts. 

Try rent estimator websites like Zilpy and/or get confirmation of the rental prices from an independent source.  

Also, for those of you who want to work with builders in the future, always require a COST PLUS contract.Make Time an irrelivant factor, and get at least 5 quotes on the time.State specifically the man hours will be based on the average of the 5 independant quotes, and add the materials cost to it, plus the margin, which 10-15% is a good margin for them because you are a built in buyer.Watch how fast they finish, and how much cheaper your average unit is compared to the average RE investor.You'll thank me later.

This exact thing happened to me with a foundation company in the area so I would recommend always getting something independent to truly check the work the company does. 

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Nothing in this analysis should be construed as legal advice and relied upon, as each transaction must be separately analyzed.Further, I strongly recommend anyone seek independent legal advice on any specific transaction contemplated after January 10, 2014 prior to any consummation`````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````Dodd-Frank Summary The Dodd-Frank Act took effect January 10, 2014 and changes the rules for seller financing for those not qualifying as exempt.The most relevant changes are: Requires every lender to consider the borrower’s ability to repay the loan • Requires that lenders consider at least 8 factors applied against reasonable underwriting guidelines • The Lender must write a “qualified loan” • Requires lenders to wait at least 120 days of delinquency before foreclosing • Dodd-Frank combined with the SAFE Act in the various states, will require all owner finance transactions (except the exceptions) to be originated by a Residential Mortgage Loan Originator • Prohibits builders from selling with owner financing • Eliminates balloons and negative amortizing loans and requires fixed rates for 5 years with no prepayment penalties • Sellers who sell with owner financing more than 3 times a year will become mortgage originators and must comply with Dodd-Frank • No forced arbitration clause is allowed in the buyer’s noteQuestions & Answers � What information am I required to get from buyer to prove their capability to pay?

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