Solo 401k plan can be adopted by any legal business entity, including sole-proprietor, partnership, LLC, corporation, etc.There are two ways you can contribute to the Solo 401k: employee elective deferrals (as an employee of your company or as self-employed) and profit sharing, which contributed by the business sponsoring the plan.You can learn more on the IRS website here:https://www.irs.gov/Retirement-Plans/One-Participa...

Here's a guide you might find helpful:Investing in American Real Estate While Serving in the US MilitarySee you around BP!

@Chris BrownActually if the ROBS is setup properly where, for example, the IRA funds were transferred to the new ROBS 401k, the loan will need to be to the ROBS funded C-corporation and you as the owner of the ROBS 401k can personally guarantee the loan, however the 401k assets may not be used as collateral.

Corporations are excluded, however LLCs are not corporations and must be issued a 1099. 

At the sales I did attend there were plenty of individuals who were delinquent on their taxes, not just the evil corporate types.I don't know what the solution is. 

"Now I was hoping for this type of tenant, corporate level sort of speak.

If you're not local to many tourist attractions, you'll want to take into account nearby medical centers or hospitals and research centers, followed by corporate campuses and schools;  you'll find that all of these are typically going to pull a longer stay.For the kitchen, I have found that on a shorter stay (up to 14 days), full amenities including sink and larger fridge, etc., are not required, and often go unused.  

Aim for corporate housing.

I use American Family.

I'm not sure about Asians living there, as this was a very African American area when I lived there 4 years ago, but I guess things could have changed.