I recently got a letter from a group of neighbors notifying me that the deed restrictions restrict use of the properties in the neighborhood to "single family residential use and that no part ccan be used for commercial or business purposes".

For me this is my business and unless we are under negotiations on a contract most emails or calls after hours are returned the next day.As always just my opinion Best wishes

@Jake CyeedA Solo 401(k) such as @Joe Homs has is a different form of retirement plan, designed for people who are self-employed and have no full-time employees in any business they control.   

I am currently writing my business plan the deadline for it is March 10th, 2024 then I will hire someone from fiver who is smarter then me at writing and they will take what I wrote and make it look better and presentable.

I have a few questions: 1- Is this a legitimate way to set up a business?

Turn it into a business rather than thinking about 1 single transaction 

If you determine it's a viable business model in your area, develop a Plan B; you likely won't need it, but it's still important to have.

A business that I currently own may have had some rights to the property.

I currently own and operate two STRs in Minnesota (1 in the Brainerd Lakes Area and one in Duluth) and think owning a vacation rental in a market where the winter and spring are the busy seasons would be nice to offset my current slow seasons being in northern Minnesota. 

As a newbie, my first question is around how to start out.What is the best type of business for Real Estate Investing to get the best tax break?