And what the client is expecting from you depends largly on who they are - so you have to align yourself, your organization with their needs.Generally speaking you will certainly make more money with residential jobs, where you can charge $300/SF for an addition.

@Alex Smith Hey Alex make sure when the agents are getting quotes for you they are listing all the components of the home that were rebuilt as construction/renovation year 2019 and make sure the insurance is taking that into consideration.

I am looking to form a diversified RE syndication portfolio as a passive LP, and have gained quite a bit of knowledge on evaluation of Multi-Family, but I also want a component of my portfolio to contain Self Storage, Mobile Home and Industrial Offerings. 

Your support system/team will be the most critical component here.

If you are going to do it as a business and not a job, then the crucial components are a great property manager, a great broker or agent, a great contractor, and a great lender. 

My husband and I are currently selling an investment property with the goal of a 1031 exchange and have some questions around the debt component.  

If a component gets changed it may be required though.

Does the deal align with your goals? 

I would just look at what your goals are and how properties can help align with those goals. 

Checkbook control can be a useful feature for more easily and quickly making transactions and avoiding custodial fees.Other Solo 401k benefits include the ability to take participant loans from the plan, a built in-Roth component, and spousal participation.It's good that you want to be careful not to make mistakes.