Kimberly Costello you are about to grab an Alligator by the tail.

It turned out to be the tail of a mummified squirrel.

And, you'd probably be worse off.Don't let the tax tail wag the dog.

Don’t let the tax tail wag the investment body.

This could also help you get the cash for a down-payment a lot quicker than if you were working a normal W2 job where Sally who's always on her phone gets paid just as much as Tim who's out there busting his tail. 

@Joshua Carr I mean the following with much love and I'm very proud of you for finding us and having the guts to ask questions.You're a bit all over the place so it's hard to make heads or tails of these questions.

The main reason I would not is that they are probably very transient at this stage of life, so you could end up chasing your tail trying to get rent. 

As a wholesaler, I worked my tail off getting all of the docs needed to clear multiple estates.

As a wholesaler, I worked my tail off getting all of the docs needed to clear multiple estates.

Technically speaking it may be possible to find an opportunity that will let your friend do the same, presumably in exchange for something like lower fees.Practically speaking it may be a lost cause and could result in more trouble than its worth.Don’t let the tail wag the dog...