Hi everyone,I am about to purchase a property in SE Raleigh.

http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/03/se..."

SE activity should generate earned income.

I am looking at SFH as well as MFH mainly in the Fort Totten, PG County, Takoma and SE areas and am in the process of getting together a team.

Here you would take a "reasonable" salary and split the rest into dividends which pass through to your personal return and avoid SE tax.The S-Corp would provide liability protection as well as long as it is properly maintained.  

I suppose then a 'glossary of terms' and definitions would therefore also lend to a 'key word rich' webpage(s) approach, for better SE indexing... coupled with a KW- based, onsite site search box. ;-) The website(s) with the best EDU (in plain, understandable English... maybe with a Spanish, translator?)

Bloomington High School South is the better of the two high schools (and I say that reluctantly having gone to Bloomington High School North myself) because a lot of SE neighborhoods (where you aren't looking at buying) are quite expensive.So, my advice is to try and buy closer to the IU campus, the SE especially.

I've done flips in SE Houston but not super familiar with Katy / Richmond area.

Many of us have pour hands tied.So, in our case, rather then spend hundreds and 6-8 weeks or more in court to obtain an order of entry, we decided to wait the 3-4 weeks and have a contingency of him providing the pics.There was no possible way such order would have been obtained prior to his move anyway, so it would have been a costly, fruitless endeavor.Don't believe me, read here: https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_830.htm#se...And yes, I know Sec 47a-16d (2) does state "as permitted by section 47a-16a" however that is contingent upon Sec 47a-16d (3) "pursuant to a court order"Without a court order, the "as permitted by...." cannot be upheld.

You can also couple your self employment(SE) industry experience to get a W2 Salary  job in the same industry and you can use the "base or salary," component after you've worked on the job for 1 paystub or 1 month.