I am in the middle of a transaction where I am selling my condo, however I just found out our complex's insurance had changed recently and does not cover 100% of replacement costs due to a recent claim (last year).

I have already established a SD IRA with a custodian.I am looking at establishing a SD solo 401k with checkbook control with a provider at lower costs.I also am looking for advice if it is smart to leave my SD IRA with a custodian and pay the higher fees or if I should roll it over to a provider to minimize cost and gain checkbook control.Thank you.

We have 19 properties in a Colorado LLC and 19 properties in an Ohio LLC. We have a property manager in Colorado and another one in Ohio that give us pretty good annual reports. I believe we have approached 5 CPA's or...

Whether you pay off the properties or keep them, don't forget that you can do a cost segregation study and use bonus deprecation to off set taxes.

Since then I have gone RTA, due 100% to cost.

Ask them if they are willing to split the costs 50:50 to divert the water. 

It has never effected us negatively and folks seem to appreciate the sentiment.

Often, these buyer lists are comprised of unsophisticated buyers meaning you are competing on terms with other suitors who are poorly informed on value, cost etc. 2.

Also get sellers credit to not have to pay as much closing cost! 

That's at least $112k+ closing costs.