I want to know how buying a burger using your business checking debit card, or paying for an inspection with your personal card, got you into a hot mess come tax season.Mini Story TimeMy first deal was a flip, during which I was caught off guard multiple times when I was asked to pay for things right off the bat.

Do you feel guilty when:1) The cashier says "Would you like to round your change up for XXX" when you are grabbing a burger?

If the sun explodes, it probably won't matter whether you're a flipper; run a rental property business; or own the local Burger King.

It's kind of like how banks treat the self-employed -- almost won't bother to talk with you, but if you had a W2 gig, even flipping burgers, suddenly you are worthy of their time.https://www.healthcare.gov/ What does affordable mean?

And then you look in their car and there's a foot and a half deep pile of old Burger King wrappers in the passenger side floorboard.  

He made  goat cheese in his living room on a wood stove, it had a dead St Bernard in it and trails through the house in between the empty canned food containers and this place looked like a hospital compared to the tranny house.

There are a ton of people giving bad info at seminars, that were probably hustling burgers shortly before.

You can start a burger restaurant on your own as well, but you won't be able to compete with McDonald's.

to "I really need some help training my dog" to "wow, I wish I knew how to cook the perfect burger".Nobody is suggesting that anything on Bigger Pockets is legal advice.  

When I was growing up, we got peanut butter and cheese from the government, we got clothes from older cousins, and went outside and played instead of belonging a gym.