I would tell her it's all or nothing independent of how much she is there.

My father has been an independent contractor for over 25 years.

I have always loved working with my hands and I am looking to gain financial independence by byielding my assests, and real estate renting seems like an awesome environment to do both.

1099 is one of the best ways to identify someone working for you is an independent contractor and not an employee. 

Supplier gave me a pretty good price on the installation, was cheaper than ordering from NiceFloors online and finding an independent installer who would charge more. 

It is the fast track towards financial independence and freedom that can open up many opportunities and make your life much more fulfilling and rewarding.What I am talking about here is investing in real estate!

You need to find an independent stucco person who will do it on the weekends or is hungry and will give you a good price.

Not trying to fear monger, but for those of you investing and living in the area......maybe you can kick up enough of a fuss.  This can have a possible trickle down affect to surrounding areas in Kansas City. Here is ...

She's quick, extremely organized and detail oriented.All that lead up to say, is there a market for a part time 1099 assistant for independent real estate investors?

@Valorie Lewis, have you considered getting your RE license in KS and simply working as an independent contractor for a broker?