My long term goal is to reach financial freedom by building a buy and hold portfolio that consist of single/multi family houses.       

The individual line items I have mentioned will be more in line with my projections than your lender's estimates. 

As the trustee you then can open non-custodial account at bank, brokerage or any other financial institution for your Solo 401k trust. 

I looked at the financials and NOI is 54k a month and cap rate is 5 percent on a 4.3 million dollar investment. 

Current financial statements and of proposed transferee and its principals, along with credit reports, real estate experience and background for each 3.

There are companies (probably will have some individuals contact you on here) that can point you in the right direction.

(I opened the Florida markets and ultimately was responsible to buy/rehab/lease/manage over 12000 single family homes which we bought 1 at a time from Q2 2012 to Q4 2014)  Lucky me, I can say I have signed more individual closing packages than anyone in Florida history... that and $5 still only buys me a cup of coffee at StarBucks!

I bought some property in Oakland and Richmond during the financial crisis- but I agree, things are a little hot in the Bay right now..

Anything above that range will be outside the financial grasp of most tenants so it will be hard to fill vacancies.

So should I:a) mail to the financially distressed homeowners anyway b/c they may not understand their optionsb) mail to absentee ownersc) mail to high equity ownersd) mail to probatese) you have a better idea!