Anyone else invested with their Fidelity IRA into an alternative investment recently that I can look into the fund to see if it might be right for myself?

I requested copies of the income taxes for them both and it looks like this could be a pretty good deal but I'm not sure how much he spends on materials to keep them running as that was not included in his "financial report" (which was a piece of paper with number written for utilities).

Alternatively, they can sign a new lease and save a lot of money.

You can also do other alternative investments such as, private lending, private placements and many other things.

But over a long enough investing period the numbers should more or less balance themselves out and become fairly reliable.As Bruce pointed out, the alternative is to buy and remodel a piece of crap house. 

I don't actually know anything about the towns south of Orlando and not on the coast, I'm just giving another alternative to the other ones suggested. 

Alternatively, you could suggest an owner financing transaction where they become the bank on the property and this way they get to collect a monthly payment all while getting a chunk of cash up front (your down payment). 

With the $1k class you get the information, use of their logo, access to marketing print material for an additional charge and you can purchase the crm separately as well.  

Alternatively, I can look into househacking in my neighborhood, but everything is kind of expensive here and I don't have any dilapidated homes to renovate.

I love leveraging the local landlord assocations for cheaper materials.