We have never had this issue and have hosted probably 30-40 other hosts including AirBNB employees.

owner finance with short term balloons for someone who cannot substantiate very strong financials today is highly unlikely to pay you off.the only way I have had this happen.. is relative came up with the doughor in one case my lessee worked for a company that converted ownership to all employees and they got about 600k in stock which they sold and paid me off ( 300K) 

I spoke with a gentleman named Louis DeMedici, who is one of the 14 core employees at the company (minus virtual assistants and admin personnel) according to Lou.

They will have 20,000 employees there.

Kevin Baldrige, President, Tricon American HomesIn this time of low unemployment how are you recruiting and keeping employees and contractors?"

If you're looking to rent to the newfound employees of HQ2, you're going to probably want to look farther south than you might think.

@Robert BladeIn general, lenders want to see monthly housing debt of no more than 28%-33% of your income and total debt of no more than 38% of your income.The rental income should be ~80% supposedly your current rental income to account for vacancy etc, If you are government employees guarantee for perpetual income want to work another 10-15 years you can be a bit aggressive on total debt. 

We own a vertically integrated real estate firm with 80 employees and will surpass 200 million in assets under management by the end of this year.If you want to do what I do absolutely start small and use your own money before taking others' capital. 

If you open your own brokerage, you will be in charge of marketing, hiring new employees, getting a space, the list goes on.Make sure you understand what will go into it, and if you think you can continue your success while getting some agents under you to make your business thrive. 

I have set up a Single member LLC for him, and am wondering if I should put him on payroll with his other employee(s), what would be the best thing to do as far as taxes and accounting go?