I’m simply trying to state how would Airbnb know if you didn’t follow their “for looks only”, regulations? 

@Richard Weinberg1) If you have a Solo 401k that supports a 401k participant loan you can simply take a 401k participant loan up to 50% of the balance not to exceed $50,000.2) The notion of loaning funds from your self-directed IRA to someone else (and vice verse) could easily be challenged as a step transaction where the step of loaning to someone else would be ignored and the transaction would be analyzed as a loan from your IRA to yourself which is prohibited.

There are plenty of investors simply looking for a return on their money and nothing more.Forrest 

Simply paying the taxes does not transfer title under adverse possession doctrine.  

The phone number listed does not ring and when we emailed her for a new one she just simply replied My phone doesn't work.

I am pretty confident it is not allowed but one can simply Google "deep dive cares act distribution my solo 401k" to watch the webinar.2) Yes re-contribution of CARES Act Distribution of Roth 401k to Roth IRA is allowed but one cannot re-contribute a CARES Act Distribution of a Roth IRA to a Roth 401k because the CARES Act does not create an exception to the Roth IRA rules that don't allow the rollover of Roth IRA funds to a Roth 401k.

For those of you working off market, are you using a title company to process documents or simply hiring an attorney?

I'm just simply saying that based on this post you knew about it prior to closing and didn't disclose. 

I don't like the model of using institutional money or LOC simply because I don't want to personally guarantee the funds.

If you are eligible to set up a Self-directed Solo 401k (i.e. self-employed with no full-time w2 employees) and you are eligible to withdraw funds from your current employer plan, it would be easier (as well as avoid mandatory 20% withholding for taxable distribution from your current employer 401k) to simply process a direct rollover/trustee-to-trustee transfer from your existing 401k plan to your solo 401k.