I think it is best with a solo(k) to take it to the next level and work with a professional such as a CPA or your advisor, to ensure that all your transactions are proper and are not considered prohibited.

No exceptions for lot line coverage as an example.

While it could have strained cash flow and impacted real estate investment if enacted, there's no immediate need to worry, as this proposal is not expected to become law.

The only thing I can add is that she signed the lease on my behalf- the realtor was trying to send me a document for electronic signature, but I couldn’t open it at work, so the realtor sent the document to this person and she put my signature on.

Others work with rehabbers across the country so you have some selection on location.Turnkey rentals are an easy way to get going, but the returns are typically not as good as if you found and managed the rehab on your own. 

I have tried emailing the sales team a couple of times but no new info.   

Small owner operator and takes pride in his work. 

It might be more expensive than usual because your property insurance has no personal liability coverage, but it's a good route if it's available to you.

We do have an attorney working as our RA in WY as well.Thank youKeri

I've been reading a lot of threads on here pertaining to which property management software works best, but so far my understanding is that both of the above offer unique aspects that the other doesn't provide;  Would it make sense to use both?