I recommend identifying one sector in one area and becoming an expert on that. 

This is a situation that should be handled in the beginning of your association and negotiations with the seller (most of these sellers have been trying to sell their property for months with no luck until you came along with a proposal to solve their problem only to find out when you did, they want to yell because you made it happen, you earn an assignment fee  --- he and the number of agents he has dealt with could not get the deal done - you did because you got the price right and did a expert marketing job, this is why YOU deserve your assignment fee). 

He is an expert in this strategy so he will have some great ideas and a well thought out system.Based on how you've phrased things the idea of wholesaling a lease option keeps you as a middle man.

Your are correct that they should provide this information.I am not an insurance expert so no legal advice given.

There are plenty more resources you can find under Education from how to's, blogs from our experts and podcasts.

Ever "expert" out there had to start somewhere so if you run away from every opportunity, you'll never get anywhere.

There are plenty more resources you can find under Education from how to's, blogs from our experts and podcasts.

There are plenty more resources you can find under Education from how to's, blogs from our experts and podcasts.

But taxes are not my specialty, I suggest you reach out to @Brandon Hall, he is one of the experts in this area and writes regularly for BP.Regarding setting up a Solo 401k - you can't setup two plans, but when you do you should use your S-corp, not the LLC since you can only use earned income to make contributions to the 401k.

You can learn a ton from the real estate experts on the site, though it sounds like you already know lot yourself!