So you are looking at $1200 in totally unnecessary expenses in addition to have to make concessions to the buyer.

In other words, the self-employment activity requirement is not just limited to being able to make new contributions to the plan, but is also imposed on having the Solo 401k in the first place.

Quicker turnover time/reduced vacancy, better tenants, better marketing, knowing market rent and market conditions and typically better access to vendors who will go the extra mile for 500 customers vs. 1.  2) It keeps them out of court and unnecessary litigation with extensive knowledge, process and procedure that a private landlord cannot match. 

Also, finding people who are willing to to work with you- I recommend bringing them value in some way- this will cut your learning curve while minimizing the amount of unnecessary mistakes you make. 

Home run investments tend to get all the attention, but stable growth and not taking unnecessary risks is what builds long term financial success.Best of luck,John

You will never find the answers to the millions of questions you have, especially if you don't start taking action.I'm not suggesting you take unnecessary risks, but if you wait until you know everything before you buy, you'll never buy. 

It kind of make sense price wise because of several companies we need to set up, but I think the advisor was unnecessary overcomplicating the structure. 

I wouldn't want to pay thousands for legal fees given that I just want to be reimbursed for $13,400 and for any unnecessary principal payments.

$550K seems really high and unnecessary, but also don't want to make a poor decision in case something happens.I think I am going to ask for a version of the quote keeping the replacement value at $415K, but lowering the deductible to $1K instead of $5K.

If the Tenants signed the Lease and it says they are accepting the property "as-is" then they can't force you to make a bunch of unnecessary repairs.