Here are some strategies to help you connect with the right professionals:Attend conferences, meetings, and local real estate networking events in the Houston region.

The three tests outlined above are applied annually, so you may qualify as a real estate professional in one year and not in other tax years.It is also very important to document material participation.To meet the requirements of real estate professional status, it’s essential to keep detailed records of activities and time spent working on the properties so you can verify your real estate professional status in the event the IRS decides to audit your return.For example, you may keep a contemporaneous appointment book, calendar, or narrative summary of the time spent performing real estate activities.

The next event is April 6th, and it's a vendor expo.

Though more expensive, attending multifamily events can allow you to meet sponsors in person, and get a feel for them and the industry.

The notice must be served before commencing, or not later than 45 days after commencing, to furnish his or her labor, services, or materials, but, in any event, before the date of the owner’s disbursement of the final payment after the contractor has furnished the affidavit under subparagraph (3)(d)1.

If you go up to the "Build Your Team" part of the banner and then go to Events & Meetups, you'll be able to see if someone in/near your area has a meetup organized! 

Networking Strategies: With many events going virtual, have you found effective ways to network and generate leads online?

The cash flow is also eaten up by cap ex events (which are absorbed far easier in the higher barrier/more expensive locations where cash flow may not appear as strong).

Also, if you cannot pay the full amount, a partial amount will help negate some of the failiure to pay penalty + interest that will accrue.In the event you aren't ready to file today for whatever reason, or were hoping to reach out to a tax professional.

To set your prices, do some research into the market, the season, the demand, local events, and what your competitors are charging.