You could always test your assumptions by giving them a few properties and seeing if the proportion of short-lived assets showed a lot of variance.You could have an input for taxable income (state and federal) and calculate the savings based on the tax grids. 

That is not to take anything away from the other excellent brokers in my area or that I work with regularly - but nobody offers the breadth of coverage, or proportion of quality closed STR sales or client performance (at least that I'm familiar with..) 

Ned's rule of guru courses is:              "the value is inversely proportional to the price."

Payments are then split proportionally and deposited directly into each IRA.Tax Implications: Income earned (interest) is tax-deferred or tax-free depending on whether the SDIRA is traditional or Roth.

Quote from @Jason Malabute: You can’t use a Solo 401(k) or Roth IRA to fund a capital call originally made by your personal trust, even if the funds go into a different equity class—doing so creates an indirect benefit to a disqualified person (you or your trust), which is a prohibited transaction under IRS rules.Would contributing only the solo 401k’s proportional share of the cap call (assuming the sponsor clearly segments that amount into preferred equity linked only to the 401k’s original interest) still be a prohibited transaction?

(c) Any distribution of cash pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Section 5.04 or Distribution in Kind pursuant to paragraph (b) of Section 5.04, shall be made to the Members in proportion to their Interests.

Your take will be proportional to what you put in.  

Therefore an experienced PM knows how to deescalate and inexperienced landlord usually failed and blow things out of proportion.

I know you here a lot on BP about getting more money renting by the room, but your headaches go up proportionally as well.

But when you get to the point where chasing late rents is taking you more time than you have, you realize that your headaches have grown proportionally.