My LLC for PM would be taxed as a sole proprietorship unless I had other employees, which would equate to being considered just another source of regular income for me, meaning the $1000 I paid would be taxed at my individual income rate (25%) for a total of $250, meaning I would still only keep $7500.However, if I had more than just myself employed by the LLC and made less than $50k/year, I would only be taxed at 15% on the money I allocated for PM, or in this case, $150.

I have long thought that the NAR as well as State and Local Boards and MLS’s that I have been a member of were bureaucratic cash grabs that existed solely to employ those among us that were not talented enough to actually sell real estate.

I made it clear to my employer 4 years ago when I started REI that the real estate came first and if I had to take an emergency call I would.

Is Amazon placing a new distribution center near your rental market or did the largest employer in the community just lay off half the work force?

You will have to pay self employment taxes etc.

I will call their colleagues, their broker, I've even called their previous employers. 

Rather than waiting for a "home run," think about beginning with a more cautious transaction, getting real-world experience, and then progressively growing your portfolio.You can employ house hacking as a strategy since you qualify for a VA loan.

No one on BP can really answer that only her employer can.

Employment growth is also on the rise, with a yearly increase of 3.58%.

Between you and your employer you pay, I believe 13% of salary into this fund while working.