Trying to recoup some of the losses for my 401k during 2022 by investing that using my self directed solo 401k into notes.Which I have received a very enticing offer for short term return on small amounts to start and was provided these guarantees when I said it is too good to be true  1. a promissory note with free and clear collateral 2. a jv agreement outlining the terms. 3. we'll use an eNotary like (docusign) so it's signed securely and additionally 4.

(CoC)In almost every chart related to COVID-19 April has seen the biggest negative dips, and staying true to form April logged a 9.1% year-over-year drop in job loss with a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 11.5%.By May the unemployment started to correct itself with an addition of 18,300 jobs — still a notably large drop of 7.7% year-over-year job loss, and a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 10.4%. (2)To really put this in perspective, in April Austin’s MSA had 1,008,700 non-farm payroll jobs, in May that number was 1,027,600.

It's a great way to get started and probably the most feasible for people wanting to house hack.   

Any miscalculation can result in relatively large and immediate losses.

Fully remodeling a kitchen may not be feasible or even necessary sometimes.

Suggestions would be  most appreciatedSorry for your loss. 

says Robert KyioskiThey also say "it will never go down" The reality is if the investment they used equity on goes bust, they lose their job and/or there is a major correction on home values then the investor could face foreclosure, and/ or a huge financial loss. 

If the existing layout is not conducive to the plans (for instance, if you have to remove a load-bearing wall and engineer new structural support, or if it's not possible to add a br or ba without messing up the flow and functionality of the house), then it might not be feasible and could end up costing far more than it produces...Also, if this is your first property, I'd suggest against a flip.

Are these all C-Corp losses from golf courses and hotels? 

A renters policy is better for you and them because it provides them with Liability and Loss of Use (if they have to live elsewhere such as Hotel if there is a covered loss at the location).