I bought a Loan signing course in October 2017. I'm measuring whether to start it this year. I am weighing a few options to pay down debt and save for property. With rates looking like they may be on the rise etc ( Sa...

Since lenders now ask for 2 years of prior tax returns, not filing could jeopardize your future real estate investment career, especially if your increase income this year.I also know that for the Schedule C the minimum to file is something like $400 net but I'm sorry that I can't find the answer for Schedule E.

The OPTION, but not the obligation to pursue an entrepreneurial venture exists, and one could pursue that if one rationally assessed that as the best path forward.Personally, I opted for a new job at a startup that was riskier than my career as a financial analyst.

Hello all, I think this will be kinda long, so I'm gonna try and give you a quick summary if you don't want to read it all:Current diesel mechanic, just turned 30, living in Austin, TX, looking for more lucrative career options that don't involve $50k and 6 hours/day of college.

It sounds like you have a good career in pharmacy and other streams of income on top of that, so why take the net worth hit of taxes and penalties if you don't have to and can reach your real estate goals within the Solo 401(k) while enjoying tax-deferred wealth building?

Just to clarify - get the rental suitability license just before you rent.

All such feedbacks would quickly corrupt any hope of my RE business career.

I am ready to take my next step in my investing career!

Really love the BRRRR strategy, so trying to consider my options to kick start my investment career. 

I am content to work a  day job as long I need to while building this us, but I would like to be able to make career decisions independent of financial needs by my 40th birthday.