Whichever way people go, we recommend finding tax planners vs tax preparers.

Wherever you go, I think you will find there are great RE focused tax planners out there.

. - get in with other business (planners, caterers, photographers, DJ’s, etc..) to let them know what you offer. - post info/pics on our website. - post stuff on social media. - post on wedding planning sites. - join you’re local chamber of commerce.- host the first few events (for friends/family) for free or next to nothing to get some pics/videos, and word out there.  

Of course, it depends on her needs, but it could be beneficial for her tax / income purposes if she discussed it with her financial planner (I'm not a CPA).The possibilities are pretty much endless with seller financing, to make it exactly how you both want.

Hi, @Anne Lu--a financial planner/advisor is not a replacement for an attorney and/or CPA. 

Then it's about paying off debt and diversifying, maybe even working with a financial planner for more traditional investments - I know he said a bad word there haha.Again when you're in the $4-5+ million net worth range, the game changes.Even now, I'm still in the growth phase, leveraging debt to build up assets.

We'd help interview surveyors, land planners, civil engineers, help with the due diligence and plot plans, and the marketing package as well.

Anthony thanks for taking the time to respond to my post the cash flow issue will not be resolved until my brother who lives at the house is not able to care for himself at that point then I will have a decision to make on this property, my thoughts were can I consider the house a business expense for tax purposes or do I need to consider it as personal property for the taxes.I would seek out a Real Estate Tax planner/advisor or speak with your accountant if you have one. 

I would spend summers working at job sites so the construction aspect is not foreign to me.I am also a trained CFP, certified financial planner, so the numbers aspect is not confusing.I suppose the main challenge I have is actually buying a house.

I am wondering if I should mortgage them and invest this money in the stock market ( I would have to pay a planner though cause I don't know the market at all).