A little background...the property was built in 1972, 2 story garden style that are comprised of 12 two's and 8 ones.

The business world is comprised of people who help each other but through a certain sense of security. 

It does not return because everything inside is santized from both the soap and the hot water.

So yes your income can be subject to SS and Medicare and then you contribute the first 100% of your business income up to 17,500 to your Solo 401k.Profit sharing contributions can be comprised of 20% of net adjusted business income (So no, you cannot contribute other income).

This can probably be removed pretty easily by a mold company using a HEPA vacuum, some soap and water, and some safe work practices.

- Clear fridge of all magnets- Clear all kitchen and bathroom counters (you really don't want your toothbrush out for pictures)- Remove pet bowls, toys, and beds before showing - Store kid's toys - keep a laundry basket of toys that can quickly be put in car when you leave house (works great for toddlers)- take out the trash- Do not leave 14 bottles of soaps and stuff in bathtub-Store gun cabinet so people do not remember your house as the house with guns- People look in medicine cabinets - don't leave meds that may leave an impression in view- Organize pots and pans - store the bunt, angle food cake pans, waffle iron, fryer and other large items not used often to clear out room- Clean Clean Clean (especially light switches, door knobs and other areas that hands are always on

I would look for neighborhoods that are comprised of older homes that have a lot of people that have lived there a long time.

Avoiding showings to unqualified tenants by sticking to my criteria saves my time and reduces the chance of comprising or letting things slide in person when they have cash in hand.

Which comprised of 60 to 120 former gang members with the goal of assisting them in redirecting there lives.

Yes, multiple issues.The idea is to identify property owners with "perfect storm" situations comprising foreclosure, property tax, as well as other financial issues and potentially health, family and/or legal pressures.