My primary job is as a freelance commercial cinematographer, and from that line of work, I always loved turning digital acquaintances into real-life relationships.

However, most of it is part time and freelance work.

Say that your LLC has revenue coming from a qualified source - freelancing, side hustle, small business, etc.

My stated income was 15-20% higher than on the tax return because it's basically freelance work, but they didn't ask for any additional documentation.

I recommend getting some hourly HR consulting, maybe with a freelance or temp agency.

Don’t have time, a few reliable freelancers can do the leg work on your behalf.Overall, As cliche as this may sound, real estate investing involves risk, and I admire your proactive move in evaluating properties before making any investment decisions. 

My first job in high school was at our local library..i worked there for a couple months and then i got a job as a dietary aide at a nursing home..worked there for about a month..i didnt get anymore jobs during highschool just because it didnt work out with my after school activities but once i graduated i got a job at hastings..i stayed there for about a year and a half until i realized i was getting payed less than everybody but working 2x harder..then i worked for a hotel for about a year and a half before it forclosed ..i then got a job at walmart ..stayed there for about a year and a half but decided to move to a diff city and got a job at protection one security (pretty good money)..stayed there for a lil more than 2 years but was getting home sick so i moved back got a job as an asst mngr at a pay day loan place but it closed up shop earlier this year and ive been unemployed ever since....as of now..im a freelance graphic designer but im learning alot about rei here (yup..im a newbie) so i think thats what i'll be doing this next year to come

You can't just freelance it. there are yearly fees involved.

I’m getting bachelors in graphic design which is definitely not a job that requires a degree, but as soon as I graduate I can charge $50/h freelance and could easily fall back to a 30/h job if something goes wrong in real estate.

Start out working on a freelance site like Upwork or Fiverr to gain experience.