Wouldn't the very nature of doing REI'ing (Rehab and sell) qualify as earned income?

", maybe some things are best left silently unwritten.But I suppose as you grow older and more comfortable in your own skin, you change.

Although, I will say that over the years, more and more of the articles are being written by people trying to market their wares (I assume something like that happens here, but I haven't been around long enough to notice) - I guess just the nature of the beast.  

Both of these examples are generally relegated to the well heeled homeowner due to the costs and individualized nature of the final product.

Naturally that would incur lawyer fees.On principle I don't want to pay this guy off but as a business it might just be a smart thing to do as a cost of doing business. 

Of course, there are still ways to get scammed doing this, but sharing incentives and ownership such that there is skin in the game GREATLY reduces these risks.

Most want some skin in the game.

Natural gas on the other hand seems to be turning up everywhere these days, so even without the potential for massive future electrical rate increases if gas makes much more sense, I'd stick with gas!

Might want to look at something like this.https://www.rocketlawyer.com/estate-planning.rlThe types of questions you are asking are legal in nature.

Later on I intend to move into different markets as I naturally move around.I'm primarily interested in doing multifamily buy-and-holds, and I'd like to complete 2 deals by the end of this year, with a target of 6-8 doors.