@Ryan WalkerYou won't find any language in the code that specifically says a solo 401k owner's son is a disqualified party when acting in a real-estate agent capacity.

Uneasy times in the Calgary market should soon create some opportunity for investors.While consuming all of the information here on BP, keep in mind though much of it is universal, it does have a U.S.A. bias and things will be a little different here, particularly in finance, regulation and taxation.  

I like boilerplate leases specific to the state that are used through real estate companies and other professional outfits because they usually have pertinent information that someone not experienced in drafting language, such as myself, might miss.

I have not inspected the property and don't know what language my offer should include with my earnest money to be able to allow me that inspection.

@Ehab ShoukryLook to the language of their leases, if any exist.

It's anecdotal so far, meaning that if you've researched title, you'll need a copy of the trust and review for language giving successor trustee certain powers.Most trusts have provisions for the successor trustee to sell trust assets persist to the terms of the trust upon apron appointment.

I live in Columbia, Missouri which has the University of Missouri, Columbia College and Stephens College all in town. 

If you haven't attended the MHP University do so ASAP.  

Both have large Universities as well as large teaching hospitals. 

It's especially rough to realize that there's the state government, the university, and several major employers all of whom bring in renters!