I have a high demanding W2 job working 40 hours a week as a Program Director with a for-profit company, and I am making good money $$$. 

Interesting article in my "Landlord Times" by Robert J Wise, a lawyer in Kansas City, and a former executive director of the Missouri Apartment Association.It says: "New York and Philadelphia have enacted ordinances to prevent blanket discrimination against felons."

You will get to a point when it's cheaper to pay others, but that means you're earning more than they are.I have years in the business and been around the block so to speak, there is no written how to so much, sorry, I've been threatning to write it all out.....I know a few are interested, but it take more than a few and I don't mean to be a guru type about it, I'd want it dirt cheap, just a few bucks for expenses and time, I've thought about doing some stuff and putting the profits to Habitat For Humanity, since I was on the Board of Directors here....anyway, not at this time.Specific question can always be asked.....

Hey Jose, You may feel free to shop direct or with a broker.

He  tried to make people believe he was this huge real estate auction company and hiring all these "National Directors" when all they were was simple agents in their respective locations.

(The term meetup has become generic to mean a meeting of like minded people, but it seemed to come into common usage with the increased popularity of the website Meetup.com)There are non-profit REIAs with Boards of Directors. 

Some HOA communities have limited the number of units allowed and have applied a rental cap in order to maintain compliancy with FHA lending guidelines, so definitely check this outAlso, confirm the overall financial health of the HOA and even consider serving on the Board of Directors if your time allows. 

As long as the employee is salaried and not being paid on a commission basis they can do so at an officers or directors direction. 

@Joe TomkoActually, I said nothing of the sort, and what you propose would also be a prohibited transaction.IRS rules prohibit any direct or indirect transactions or benefit between an IRA and a disqualified party. 

An LLC started a real estate project, Steve, Kevin, and John were directors.