Doing business with integrity is king for all players involved.

If you want to do this right and be a serious player in this business you should just make sure you know what you are getting into with this building before you purchase. 

Gaining the knowledge by learning from the "experienced players" is your best bet to make it, legally and ethically.

That's it, all activity is under your control with no additional cost.Checkbook Control, run out of your local bankLoans from the account - up to $50k from the solo K (can be used for any purpose whatsoever)UBIT on loans made to your plan - NOT applicable for the solo KIRS concerns - SDIRA providers frequently say that the IRA/LLCs may be "shut down" by the IRS, and even though this is a doubtful claim, you hear nothing of this regarding solo K'sContribution limits - solo K is the most generousRollover capability - you can roll over qualified plans into the solo K, including old employer 401k's and 403b's, lump sum payouts from pension plans, and of course IRA's.Note -- I just set up an account with www.mysolo401k.net, and can't say enough good things about Mark Nolan and the folks there.

W/O a capable/trusted associate, you're stuck finding someone to play that role for you.

Property Managers- that have the capability to use technology to get reports to me.

They are expensive and there is no reason to buy another heating system when you're buying one that is capable of heating and cooling(split air to air system or mini split). 

Then the next day while using a short piece of 2x4 to support the install of the new blue tooth music capable exhaust fan the 2x4 let go right through the 20x72 window. 

Commentary about Wells Fargo, the largest jumbo player for the last few years, pulling back. 

You can still join virtual meetup groups to get to know the big players in the area.