Disabled in this case is based on the Fair Employment and Housing Act, is super broad.

I have no plans for employment after I separate, and I intend to live with my family rent-free for the time being. 

My concern is my employment situation.

Most important thing to look at is population growth, employement diversity & growth, and supply constraints. 

That way my rental income is tax free and I can offset my self employment income in order to get to 0 income tax.

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First, you must meet the eligibility requirements to set up a Solo 401k: (i) you are self-employed; and (ii) you do not have any full-time w-2 employees (i.e. working 1000 hours or more per year) working for your self-employed business or otherwise working for you.

Here's my situation: In my early 30'sBased in NYC Self employed (for the last 1.5 years - paid by 1099)Credit Score: 700+No debt (other than student loans) Around $40k to investFirst time buyerHere are my questions:What's a good market to look for multifamily properties/ land or laundromats that will get me started? 

That's ordinary income subject to self employment tax- and if that's not what your CPA has been doing, especially with 6 flips a year,  that's been being reported incorrectly.  

You can fund it with funds in former employer plans and/or IRA accounts.What are some considerations in finding a provider that offers checkbook control?