I've seen others meet it with only 2 or 3.What matters is iron clad documentation to support the position, and an advisor that can help you navigate those waters and elections. 

More local landlords need to pay attention to those elections. 

I'm curious if there are any companies or groups challenging the presiding assumption that building individual wealth through real estate inherently reinforces and exacerbates housing equity/justice issues... maybe there are strategies that allow people to align REI teams and rental approach with social impact objectives?

And I had a flight to catch (although, I had plenty of time at this point, and besides, it just so happened that President Trump was flying into Indy during my layover which shut the airport down anyway https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2017/09/27/trumps-indianapolis-speech-live-updates/702836001/).Josh from Oceanpointe walked up to us and I introduced myself to him, as well as the appraiser (which he didn’t know would be there).  

Thank President Trump.

Did you elect to have your LLC taxed as an S-Corp? 

There are two components when it comes to contributions to your Solo 401k plan.1) Elective deferrals - $18,000 (plus $6,000 catch up for those who are over 50 year of age).

Upon Tenant exercising of this option, both parties agree to move forward with the necessary Lease and Option to Purchase agreements.If the Tenant elects to exercise his right to purchase the aforementioned property, the ________________________ will pay all closing costs associated with the sale.Landlord understands that Tenant is acting as a principle in this transaction and is not working as a real estate broker or agent representing anyone other than himself in this transaction.Notice of intent to assign:Tenant hereby discloses and the Landlord hereby understands and acknowledges that the Tenant intends to assign its interest in this option, or it’s interest in the lease and option subsequent to this document.

If so I am trying to avoid any tax on retirement savings when withdrawing upon maturity.Also, when rolling over the traditional IRA of $100k that I have into a Solo Roth 401k, will I be able to elect to roll the entire $100k into the Roth portion of the 401k so that the profits can grow tax free?

Even so, I would consult a good real estate attorney to make sure you're making the necessary elections to be in compliance in your state.