There are mixed reviews mostly good, however, I want to connect with people who are  currently their member here around in DFW and share some insights about the pros and cons or their experience in general.

If you are maxing out with the W-2 associated plans, your Solo 401(k) would be limited to accepting employer profit-sharing contributions based on your real estate commission earnings.There are several solid professionals who specialize in Solo 401(k) plans here on BP. 

Happy to share my knowledge and references in the area. 

If you are an active agent or a sponsoring broker who has some nuggets of experience to share, then please let me know!

If area rents have stayed flat and not gone up then I wouldn’t raise them just yet and would wait and see what they do in the coming months and would keep them in a month to month lease at the moment if it is lease resigning time.

Stay curious, keep learning, and don't hesitate to ask for guidance or share your experiences.

That said, they are attracting more non-medical users nowadays as their market share has increased.

The moment that you let your feelings and emotions effect your business decisions, its probably time to hire a property manager.

Hi Everyone,I'm facing two issues with my rental property and would appreciate your insights:1)Property Manager Transparency: My property manager doesn't readily share details or invoices for expenses, instead asking me to contact them directly.

Feel free to connect and share your preferences so we can start exploring available options together.