@Shera GregoryThis is a conversation to have with your licensed tax advisor.Generally speaking, an entity that is wholly owned by a 401(k) would be disregarded, so that the tax liability will flow to the 401(k).  

If the 'rental lease agreement' is between the tenants and them, can I manage their properties as an agent without a brokers license?

I am toying with the idea of getting my real estate license to learn more, but not sure if it is worth the costs.

I can not recommend Adam enough, he did an awesome job getting everything prepared properly for the out of state member and approving power of attorney, etc. 

title company will walk you through it since AZ is not an attorney closing state.just negotiate the rate of return.. do check your usury laws and make sure your not violating those.. title company wont do that for you.lender may need to be licensed but commercial non owner may be exempt I know in NV its not neither is Oregon or CA  but most states have a carve out if its a one off IE its the only loan she makes and she does not hold herself out as a lender in any means..not really complicated. 

Even though my husband has his tennessee license, we still use her because she is good at her job.  

I read about investors getting their realtors license and hanging their proverbial hat under a brokerage that may charge a yearly fee etc.

Always get a copy of their trade license, licence plate, and driver's license.

Hi @Danielle Kirkman A General Contractor is a licensed contractor that is qualified to pull permits within the state he or she is licensed in.

I'm licensed in Ohio (planning to be licensed in Kentucky by end of year), and it was such a roller coaster just taking the test!