Yes, to qualify as a real estate professional, either spouse must meet the 750-hour requirement of material participation, where more than half of their personal time/services must be devoted to real estate activities.If your spouse works another part-time or full-time job, it may be difficult to demonstrate that more than half of her working hours are focused on the real estate business.If not, you should qualify as you exceed the 750-hour threshold of material participation.As always, it's a good idea to consult with your CPA to ensure you meet the requirements and can take full advantage of the RE Pro status and the deductions available.

They may even create fake websites that look like the IRS in order to steal your login credentials.Deception on Social Media: There is a lot of misinformation and scams being circulated on social media.

Ask your attorney about the laws in your state but hopefully this ridiculous emotional support pet scamming (IMO) will be put to a stop. 

Anything that seems like quick and easy money is likely very high risk or a scam. 

The only thing I can suggest when you are raising money are you let the ones you are raising the money from you are putting 20% to 30% of your money in the deal most know it is a scam when someone is asking for 100%.

if so that many times is the sign of a fake lender trying to scam you

The coaching program is a scam. 

I suspect that the service is scam and want to dispute/request chargeback.

In todays world there are alot of scams and people trying to use others for a quick dollar, but I fully believe in if I become wealthier, you become wealthier and vice virsa.

Try to hide your identity and tenants will assume you are trying to pull a rental scam