@Sean DulcioThat is an entirely open ended question with no specific answer.A Roth IRA is a very powerful tax vehicle that can be used to create significant tax-free wealth.When you put money in, you are taxed at your regular income rate on the contributed amount.  

What are the number of vehicles?  

There is no street parking near the building so applicants should own only one vehicle.

If the weather is decent, they'll sleep in a vehicle in the driveway and use the house for the bathroom and kitchen. 

Otherwise, how do you know if your investment is performing better than other investment vehicles, such as a tax deferred 401(k)?

I am unsure on how to precisely analyze a rental property since I plan on renting one unit out.

There are other issues to consider and choosing a financial adviser that is well versed on a wide range of investment vehicles is important.

As such, if a tax exempt entity like a self-directed IRA engages in such an activity on a regular or repeated basis, UBI taxation applies at pretty steep trust tax rates (max of 39.6%).The bottom line is that a self-directed IRA is not a vehicle to solve a situation you are facing personally.With $40K in an IRA, your best bet would be to act as a private lender to other investors. 

Mobile homes without land are a vehicle.

I love the BP community and I'm probably going to get speared for this post, but I'm tired of the drivel spewed on this website by really intelligent people in regards to various investment vehicles, but usually aimed at the stock market (DJIA/S&P).