Your CPA will likely point out that self employment taxes will be due on the earned income.

They really are more an issuer or investor of an RECF offering.Reg A+ Tier I is a great option for a mid sized developer/builder capital raise.

@Eric Griemsmann,Put it this way: My RE attorney is a partner in a good sized law firm.

The property is close to an acre and a half in size.

-you screen the tenants the same as regular (minus the 3x or 2x income requirements; i think they have to satisfy that only for their portion of the payment)-i suggest contacting the local HA (Housing Authority) and get a feeling and also find the needs around the apartment sizes you have.

Rent depends on the size and condition of the house.

They argued that I paid lower than market price, but I proved my case by presenting sales, assessment, size and BRs and Baths of several homes in the vicinity.  

I love my job and it provides me with the freedom I look for as well as good earning potential.I'm here as a referral from a local investor and my goal is to be completely independent from the employment system.

If there's an accident on your jobsite (heaven forbid), you would be identified and classified as an "employer - anyone who hires or causes work to be done" and you could be subject to comply with OSHA regulations for the construction industry.  

I am currently employed and looking to primarily handle these tasks on the weekends.