Such plan is established with a 401k trust holding plan assets, it can own real estate, have a checking account, brokerage account, etc.5) If the sponsoring business type changes you don't need a new Solo 401k plan, you can simply amend the existing plan to reflect the change of the plan sponsor.Hope this helps!

I Don't trust and believe they would handle business properly from what I see.

Ohio requires a 3 day notice to be posted on the door of the tenant's property.I always post the notice, take a clear photo of the notice it self, then a photo of the front of the property with hopefully address in clear view.Once you do this, and the 3 BUSINESS DAYS are up, you can go to the local municipal court and file for eviction.

@Matthew Paul,I understand the concern--I've heard similar from trusted confidants that I've shared my plans with.

I tell them to leave a forwarding address and that's where the remainder of the damage deposit will get sent to said address.

Never trust someone's analysis who isn't an experienced investor AND/OR has vested interest in selling the property. 

This is a issue that should have been addressed by your lawyer, it should have gone through him ahead of you, not something you need advice on from a forum.

As for the existing LLC, he is represented by his trust in the LLC. 

Do you think it's possible that you could negotiate that no one other than CPA work on your return (assuming you really do trust *his* work, and just not the work of his assistants)?

The house had some significant plumbing issues that needed to be addressed as well as some electrical updates.