If you are performing an in-plan Roth conversion, they destination of the converted funds is a Roth 401k, not a Roth IRA.

David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

We believe that more vacationers will be driving to destinations closer to them and staying in STRs versus hotels so that they are not around hoards of strangers in order to be more isolated and feel safer. 

What I found is that the journey was more important to me than the destination, and that even though I liked having a nice old car, what I really liked was the process of fixing it up in the first place.

I live in a destination market and I've seen inventory rise but at the same time I still see houses between $500k and $700k get offers.

Like other investors, I'm using the standard 6: Unemployment trends, population growth, population age, job diversity, top employers and business categories, supply and demand, and other factors (like is the city a top-ranked destination for corporations, is there news of a military base closing, etc.). 

If you don't understand the rules that must eventually must be met, (the destination) then you can't select the best route to take.

Keep in mind that we dont live in a tourist destination - not even close.

Success is a journey and not a destination.

Now if you have a property that is downtown and isn't a vacation destination then Airbnb may work better for you.