It's ordinary income, added to your salty so you can look it up on a current taxes schedule, plus add 15.3% for the SS/med self employment.

They certainly don't come to mind (for me) as one of the major employers in the city, so I don't anticipate much impact here.

My lender told me I could not use it unless I have 25 percent equity in my current home or my place of employment is closer to the new home.. is this true and has the rules changed?

No Income/Tax/Employment documentation whatsoever.

This is a specific implementation of a 401k style employer retirement plan in an owner-only business, and is therefore much simpler to administer than a larger 401k that provides benefits to non-owner employees of a business.A self-directed Solo 401k is such a plan that can be invested in anything the IRS rules allow, as opposed to just what an institution offering the 401k is willing to sell.  

., but I'm having a hard time finding a sales position considering I don't have a degree, which a lot of employers require.

Hello, I'm a real estate agent in Broward County, FL, and yo have no idea the bait and switch and tricky wording that people claim to do "on paper".

The intent is to stop renter discrimination, employers prefer to hire tech workers in Seattle for example.Also the market here is way too hot.

NOVA is a great area with a solid tenant base and great employment numbers for obvious reasons.  

I recently moved a pension from a previous employer to a traditional self-directed IRA.