They all look like legitimate cost of doing business repairs to me. 

So my Wife and I have been throwing the idea around of selling our house and buying this 30 acres of farmland that has no improvements on it and build a Wedding/Event Venue on it with a 250-300 person capacity barn style and a 3-5 acre pond with a 10,000 sq ft island to do outdoor weddings on. 7 Acres of road frontage is currently zoned B1 for Business the rest is residential agriculture if i recall correctly none of it hinders us from doing what we are looking to do from what the county has said. 1 option was to build a home as well on it the and and do the barn to do weddings and the 2nd option was to just build the event venue and no home.

@Tushar PrasadIn order to qualify for a Solo 401K you must have a legitimate business with earned income, not a hobby.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $125,000 Rustic Barn wedding venue in west Michigan.

You need to have legitimate income and the underwriting process is sound.

"it's a legitimate deduction I'm allowed to take" is often the response.

And this is IMPORTANT to know because ONLY when you have correct, legitimate accounting do you know if the company actually is profitable, or not.

If the victim or the law teaches otherwise, then we'll deal with it, with compassion and in compliance with the law (which is poorly written)Key is to establish the victim's legitimate status as 'off the lease' and then ensure the alleged perpetrator is notified of the responsibility to pay all the rent for the remainder of the lease. 

While I'm not a lawyer, I think many people assume their suggested strategy would be considered a legal "loophole" and a legitimate thing to do.

How do I check is this process is legitimate?