My dad wants to sell our home around January or February, so I’m planning ahead.I run my own clothing business, so I don’t have a W2 job—I've heard that can make it harder to get a loan.

Looking for someone with information about tiny home living and if it’s possible to create a “recreation vehicle” type of arrangement for tiny homes.

As I run my STR mgmt business, I figured I'd simplify and share my company's comprehensive list of daily tasks that we believe deliver the best results:1.

Adding an ADU (which I know you made another post about this but the cash flow wasn't there), is one way or moving and converting your existing home into a rental is another.I would considering using funds you have to buy properties cash, get them up and running, and then do the cash out refinance (called Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refi, Repeat/BRRRR) in low cost states.

I've told my wife I'd rather cut the losses at this point since now we have to refinance again, pay about $10k-$12k of closing costs, find a new general contractor who can work with us in a timely manner, and still the run the risk that anything can further go wrong.

If they spring something on you at the closing table, run, don't walk, away.

,Would you run through a minefield when you have a 0.03% of surviving? 

Do they pay for vacation pay, medical insurance, workers comp, payroll taxes, PTO & holidays, ongoing training, trucks & commercial vehicle insurance, liability insurance, admins, marketing, SEO, liability insurance, bonding fees, licensing fees?

The IRS requires a very detailed mileage log, so if you are ever audited, you run the risk of losing your mileage expense if you simply estimate.

I wonder if it could appraise if it was supported in the style of a "watchtower" with a solid foundation, with trees "running through" it.