Very powerful with features I haven't even explored that would interest you as a landlord. 

@Michael BlackwoodIf one qualifies by being self-employed with no full time employees, then the Solo 401(k) is likely going to provide some advantages over an IRA as a 401k is simply a more robust retirement plan with features such as higher contributions, a personal loan provision, ability to hold both tax-deferred and Roth funds, and an exemption from a small tax on leveraged income in real estate.Whether you A) qualify and B) will benefit from those differences is a matter that hinges on the details of your situation and investment goals. 

The feature about it that I like the most is the multi user support.

Check out @Joe Fairless Best Ever meetup in Deer Park the last Tuesday of every month, and check out the GCREIA, they have meetups and seminars all the time. 

I've had comps ran by a local realtor and she states that with some cap ex expenses of 15k I could get about 360-370k for the residence, she also believes that if I do 35k more in renovations like a new open concept kitchen, bathrooms, siding, landscaping and other important features on the home that we could shoot for 410-425k.

Visit our website for a full breakdown of features by plan.

In addition to the return components of the strategy, one “asset protection” feature that I’m “using” is intentionally keeping the properties highly leveraged (80% LTV with no immediate plans to accelerate payments).  

These buyers prefer rustic modern (think Magnolia Homes) and, especially, if you go the extra mile to keep and highlight any existing historic home features (cove ceilings, please double check for batchelder tile on the fire place!

It saves time and effort.I use Tellus that helps me a lot, and its screening feature eliminates worries about tenant’s credibility.

The lower unit had some extra features, so there was an increase in rent.