@Chatree C.You will need to find a Solo 401(k) plan document provider and then you can have the funds reside at the custodian that you mentioned or at a local bank if you prefer.The Solo 401(k) provider will also assist with the ongoing compliance requirements such as filing form 5500-ez when needed, processing plan updates and  also answering technical questions regarding the rules and regulations.Regarding UDFI, this tax generally does not apply to the Solo 401(k) plans.

(Houston resident here!)

It is in an area that zoning works out (currently mixed use commercial + primary residence SFH) and is 'up and coming' by encouraging density.

My goal:With our busy full-time schedule, My spouse and I would love to do a live-in flip on a primary residence or BRRRR, I think the latter is the best for us.

The property is located in Florida (In case that makes a difference) and does reside in an association area/neighborhood.

When looking to purchase commercial real estate land / property (I reside in Utah), what are the necessary questions to vet out with a real estate agent?

He also does work for my buddy who’s does 100’s of houses that’s where I got the referral.

So after that, I kept a careful eye on the number of residents living there, and water usage actually went down.So before you go crazy about residential vs commercial, sub-metering etc, have these issues checked out.

Do you currently own a primary residence home?

(We have visited all the continents and 108 different countries)I learned the following at a very early age:If owning one house was good, owning 10 houses was better.If owning 10 houses was good, owning 100 houses was even better.I continued that trend and I believe four years ago, my wife and I went over the number 1000 in single-family residences we have owned or built in our lifetime.