If you are seeking to go back to work, perhaps you're originally employer would take you back as a dispatcher or some other in the building type job until you are recovered enough to get back into your cdl truck job.

Guys I read a couple great posts here about HELOC for self employed businesses were there are many write offs to show an income on a tax return.  

I read that it was possible to create a PM company under an LLC and pay myself to manage the properties but then I would be subject to 15% Self Employment taxes.

If you were 30 days late they started eviction right away, if you paid up it would reset the clock until you were again 30 days behind.I got a note in the mail to say that this was my last chance and if I was late again when I renewed I would be MTM and that meant that I would have resign the lease or initial it every month,rent was $100 more for MTM leases, and if I was late while I was MTM it would not be renewed.Luckily I got that letter at the same time I got permanent employment with a huge IT Services company.Having permanent employment instead of working for a few months getting laid off and working again for a couple months fixed the money issue.You might want to do the same sort of thing.Raise the rent, make sure they know the rent is being raised because they cannot pay on time, and if they are late again, they will be kicked out even if they pay up.

Good luck Can you tell me more about how you get this team in place out of state and do you need to employ them?  

. - Current employer reference must be provided and we must speak with the employer.

Our taxable earned income from our employment will be approximately $85,000. 

I am self employed though so not consistent income. 

That will be a requirement to buy as a primary unless you are getting a relocation done with your current employer or finding a new job, if not able to work remotely. 

Homeowners can rent their house to individuals looking for vacation opportunities or they can rent their house to a business owner who intends to use it for business purposes.Shifting Income from Your BusinessIf you are a business owner and do not use your home as your primary place of business, employing the Augusta Rule can be an effective strategy for moving income away from your business and shifting it to personal income, where there would be no tax consequence.For example, as a business owner, you host a monthly meeting with your Board of Directors.