Gentlemen, I am researching  this topic of holding Crypto in a Solo 401K, and am wondering where you are in the process after the 3 months since you started this thread.I have some crypto, but don't have a solo 401K set up yet, so my first question is (presuming I am eligible for the solo 401K) is am I able to transfer my existing crypto into it from my regular individual crypto account or would I have to sell it and then buy my position back with my solo 401K account? 

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What's the simplest way to structure the deal so the investor is guaranteed ownership in the property after he pays for the cleaning if in fact the deed cannot be transferred until after the quarantine lien is removed?

Also I see some titles chains where the deed is transfered 2 times in one day.

Will a small local bank react differently than the mega-banks if you transfer the deed to an LLC?

A traditional closing only charges for the policy if title transfers, not for the preliminary title check.

It is a long process, and there is a lot of red tape to get through - but if you can make it work, it can be a real great option for getting going.