Looking to incorporate this into my business for follow up and new lead captures.

I'm looking for a few properties to buy and hold, while incorporating the 2% and 50% rules so often referenced on this forum.

This is a graphic from the BiggerPockets Flipping Houses book:

Leon, I do like your answer, especially "commit to owning it for that period of time with no regrets" statement and will likely incorporate it into our philosophy in the future.

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Or is the Tax Lawyer someone I will reach out to when I get closer to incorporating?

@Candace EllisonAlso don't forget when working with an independent contractor (who is not incorporated, just a sole proprietor) you will likely need to get their tax info to issue them an 1099 depending on the cost of the project.  

To give you an idea, following are some of the rules that apply to a TIC transaction where you partner with your solo 401k to invest in real estate:The percentage of ownership is determined by how much funds each party invests at time of real estate purchase.All expenses and income are shared based on the ownership percentages.No debt financing can be incorporate under a tenancy in common (TIC) transaction.The property may not be purchased from or sold to a disqualified party (e.g., the solo 401k owner, his or her parents, children, to name few).The solo 401k owner is not allowed to use the property for personal use.DOL Advisory Opinion 2000-10A outlines the caveats.

@Jay HinrichsTREC forms don't contain binding arbitration...a problem I simply cannot understand and an issue that I address in my deals by adding a B/A agreement into an Exhibit which I incorporate into my contracts. 

Go online and search for "online incorporation" - there are many of them.