Hi Michael,I check out all the online sites (Fsbo.com, backpage, Craigslist, ebay classified, etc.), but I also check my local newspaper(online and print) for their listings.

You pay a much higher rate if you are classified a dealer.

If your CPA didn't explain the logic behind his suggestion, then you may want to find an adviser who you can work with to understand not only the output, but the decisions and information that were taken into account to get to the end.Being classified as an S corporation employee has one potential big advantage: S corporation tax treatment can provide a way to take some money out of your business without paying employment taxes.

When I talked to my CPA, they explained if I will classify my company with IRS as S Corp, then I will be avoiding paying self-employment tax, but I also will need to put myself on the payroll.

@Engelo Rumora, I'm not familiar with the term B area, so I might be classifying these wrong.

State and local eviction laws and moratoriums do override the PTFA, so state and local laws will prevail provided they provide a minimum protection similar to the federal law.In Georgia there is no statutory right of redemption for loans that are not classified as high cost loans (high cost loans are afforded redemption but I forget how long).

I look at classifieds and craigslist and I call on For Rent signs.

I am currently in the process of building a team and working with agents to fully understand my local market and 'hot spots' in my area.With the resources (credit, cash, income to debt ratio) i have, I plan to start with a property to occupy and renovate for the mandatory time some programs state to classify as owner occupied, then depending on the market rent or sell in hopes to gain the capital I need to really start my investing career.

There is a caveat to this: if the company employs 5 full time staff positions during the year {not necessarily all staff for the full year}, then the income will be classified as "active" and the CCPC tax rate will be applicable.

One has outstanding code violations classified as "Non-Hazardous" by L&I.