*Background: We want to purchase my husband's grandparents' house in MO that sits on family land.

With this passion for real estate and my background, I'm here to help others navigate the loan process and secure the best financing options for their investments.

It has state approved leases, background checks, credit reporting, payment processing, maintenance requests, and much more.Shoot me a DM if you have any other questions or need some more insight into house -hacking.

We have investors with all sorts of backgrounds at our meetup, and all love to talk about their strategies.

Do you operate in a way that is "technically correct" for the CPA's liking, or do you operate in a way that works for your business?

U can get out of the 1099c by declaring you had no assets at the time.. but if you do have assets and are not technically insolvent you might have to deal with the IRS on this issue..

If you have a strong credit background and reserves, you should be able to get an exception 

Then you get down the rabbit hole of integrating platforms and automating your workflows which takes a lot of massaging and some technical skill. 

I just wanted to give you some background.

Job situation currently:Quick background, running an IT business for 3 years now, makes about 150-250k gross per year, struggle to find the right employee to help so it takes my time m-f 8-5.