Ergo as you stated buying nicer stuff .. one reason of course is that appreciation is an important component in overall return over the years.

Make sure to take lots of photos of all the areas with mold, and have the moisture readings documented from your environmental inspection company.

Less expensive to install & run, more environmentally friendly as well.

Yes you can show your purchase contract, but there is a lot more (phase 1 environmental, CAMA permits (if applicable), DENR signoffs, SUPs, etc.) that collectively make paying a closing attorney $500 bucks (which includes title re-insurance) a trivial expenditure in the big picture.If your plan is to eventually subdivide your 'raw' land, you will (IMO) be doing yourself a disservice to not use an attorney toclose.

If someone could get that changed it would be great :-)Thanks, Dan DietzWhile you are correct that a Roth IRA cannot be transferred to a Solo 401k, a Roth 401k can be transferred to the designated Roth component of a Solo 401k.

We sold it 2 months later, because they wanted environmental surveys and other things done.My second building I bought 2 years ago and have been waiting for a buyer or tenant ever since.  

There are lots of components to this topic and is a little overwhelming I must say.

New Attic ductwork is considered an improvement to the structural component of the building. ( The UOP for a building generally is the building and its structural components.), so you cannot take an expense election for ductwork even if below 2500. 

You can take participant loans from the plan, you don't need the additional expense and administration of an LLC to have checkbook control, and there is a built in-Roth component.

CapEx tracks replacements of physical components.