I feel that I have quite a good understanding and relationship with both tenants and speak to them regularly and so far I believe both tenants are happy - they have both said they are anyway! 

I don't set my alarm anymore and wake up when my body feels like it.  

We inherited one long-term tenant that regularly paid late to the former landlord. 

This will be much better than the commercial rates and terms you'll get with an LLC.2) If you invest in your own name get an umbrella liability policy to cover you in addition to your regular insurance.3) If you buy in your personal name, don't bother transferring to an LLC later.

By this I mean...you'll regularly hear investors say stay away from D class neighborhoods.

@Jeff Johnson,Does Cameron have a local community of 400+ active investors which meets regularly and has education in common?

While I live and work in this house I will be working on it regularly to increase the value of the home.Any feedback here is greatly appreciated guys.

I know that's not exactly rocket science and really corny but the more you talk to these people, the more you realize it's just a regular conversation and as long as you are professional and friendly, you'll be fine!!

In most markets brokers and other community economic development entities produce regular reports of new projects and other commercial RE news. 

However, I have a very specific question regarding allowable contributions to the Solo 401k.If I have a side business (outside of my regular day job) as a sole proprietor, do I need to limit my contributions to my Solo 401k to the income or profit from my business?