So my post is twofold.  1) Do not ever engage in any business dealings with these people. 

-Add in links to your social media profile(s).

Hello everybody,I'm new to the BiggerPockets community, so I look forward to meeting you all and having some wonderful, engaging conversations.Let's get right into it.

They had monthly meetings for the past 10 years, not sure they still do with the social distancing thing but once this blows over that would be a great way for you to connect with other local investors.

I'll second that Brew City REI is a great group to stay engaged with.

Third, if you end not renting it out before the current tenant moves out, consider setting up a standard process for screening out tire-kickers and handling scheduling and viewing of the space remotely (if possible) out of respect for social distancing needs or at least with an eye to minimize contact with applicants (to protect both you/your PM and them).

Since then I have discussed this with several bankers and retired bankers socially.

Because even if ALL of that is met, if things go south, the last thing you need is an unhappy wife who was never on board in the first place.A small example, but something I always think about in my marriage -- my wife and I were (many years) ago not yet engaged, but decided to get a dog.

Happy to set up a zoom call or sit down when social distancing is a thing of the past!

@Ralph E FreemanIf you have established a Solo 401(k) with a reputable provider, they should be able to assist you with all of these very basic operational questions.If you have obtained a set of 401(k) plan documents with no meaningful support, then you should engage a CPA or attorney who is familiar with IRS rules and the operation of a self-directed retirement plan.