The nonprofit's mission is to help low and moderate income people, but that is not a requirement.  

Assuming the plan document permits it, you can then perform an in-plan conversion, converting the funds to the Roth component of the plan. 2) Back to your specific case, sounds like you have a Roth IRA, so therefore makes more sense to simply establish a self-directed Roth IRA with a custodian that permits real estate holdings. 3) If you eventually claim active earned income through your business (income you pay income taxes on and payroll taxes - Medicare and Social Security) then you can look into a solo 401k at that time.

But we have had to cancel the last few months with social distancing restrictions. 

These STRs are in Mission Beach and virtually all of the STR rentals there have been empty.

Purchase price: $256,000 Cash invested: $256,000 Sale price: $256,000 Beds: 3baths: 2Square Footage: 1,297 sqftCOMPS: 2 similar properties sold in Apr 2020 - for $287,500 and $315,000 BUT both 2 BR, 2 baths WHEREAS my property is 3BR.CMA available on request.Asking Price = $256,000Monthly Rental Estimate (as per Comps) = $1800-$2100 Friday and Saturday - with social distancing rules in place!

If they see the property, then I'll accept an application (no view, no app, sorry)When I get an application, I review it and do some googling and social media investigation and if everything seems ok, THEN I submit them for the background/credit check.

I assume they are collecting through social security/retirement accounts.

Our government has responded by aggressively curtailing economic and social activity in order to suppress the further spread of the virus as quickly as possible.

If you say that it is ok to break legal and social norms it gets contagious.

., and it is not expected to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels anytime soon.In theory, short term rentals are easier to sanitize, and easier to socially isolate in, than a hotel.