I believe Wealthability is Tom's vehicle to take his tax strategies to a far larger market than his CPA firms could ever reach.

However, I have yet to come across a comprehensive and clear analysis of how different investment vehicles align with different strategies and so I'm looking for someone who can provide that breakdown or knows where I can find it.

Depends on the vehicle, there’s always a catch.

I would also state that anything left behind when they do show up for their scheduled move out, will be thrown away, so they need to ensure they bring help and a large enough moving vehicle to take their stuff. 

@Nicholas PatrickYou would ABSOLUTELY need two different vehicles.  

The van has been somewhat consistent but is more of a niche vehicle.  

A PRIMARY VEHICLE OF FRAUD IS USING HIGH-PROFILE SITES, NAMES, ETC TO CREATE A SENSE OF LEGITIMACY.

For a long term rental, you are probably safe signing a lease, collecting rents, calling out a handyman as needed, and paying the bills for things like property taxes, insurance, etc - all through the vehicle of the IRA-owned LLC, of course.Short terms rentals are a problematic concept for a SDIRA.  

We are low keyed folks, drive older vintage vehicles (which I love), and do what we love at this stage of our lives.  

It's not taxed by taking it as a loan, and it's a much better vehicle for me to use it as an investment into my RE ventures at this time.