Im a flipper that will slowly start to convert to a rental investor.

I was in the process of converting my 401k over to a self directed IRA.  

I took over the rental unit mid year, so the question is should I keep it rental, continuing to depreciate it, charge the S Corp rent, declare rental income, continue depreciating it, or convert to owner occupied.

This is a great time to convert to Roth bc stocks are lower today .

My so called 'wealth adviser' at the bank told me not to sell any funds last year when I converted a whole bunch to cash.

in your opinion.Rent the pads and don’t have any POH’s (Pad Rent Only)Rent the pads and convert some or all of the park into Lease/Purchases POH’s (Pad Rent, Monthly Lease until Purchase)Rent the pads and fill with POH’s (Pad Rent and POH Rent)I know that these can a bit subjective and also can be mixed and matched as needed.

Single close loan 20% down and 3.5 fixed automatically converting to a 30 year loan when construction is done.

I suspect that when it was converted from nat gas to propane the technician unplugged it because propane has a bit higher pressure than nat gas.

Maybe it's worth more converting 1/2 bath to full bath and having higher ARV?

Out of curiosity, does the lease indicate whether the tenancy converts to a month-to-month or renew for an annual term?