Generally, you should 1099 each independent contractor whom you pay $600 or more in cash, check, or e-check/EFT during the tax year in the course of your trade or business.There are exceptions to this general rule, and it's important to understand what makes an activity rise to the level of a trade or business.You'll want to consult your tax advisor for the deep conversation.

Do I need to a "deep dive" title search done?

@Levi BennettI’m assuming that part of you is asking this question because deep down inside, you know that you should walk away.  

Have your properties segmented off into LLC's can help you be poor on paper and potentially help you keep more of your assets if you get sued and lose.It's a complicated and deep topic.

Once you’ve decided on that, drill deep into learning all you can in that specific niche.

Recently had an existential crisis and started looking for options to make my small amount of money work for me and build wealth to allow me to travel far and often while affording me a lifestyle that let's me deep dive into personal growth and be present and loving for my family and friends.

Yes, they are next to each other but if you had a deep knowledge about Memphis, you would know that these two areas are completely different and my feelings on them are completely different and if there is one thing that I am with my business, its consistent. 

I'm also on a local Atlanta realtor's email list and see a few wholesale deals that I think could be profitable but am nervous about spreading myself too thin/jumping in too deep so early in my REI career without having someone that I can call on for guidance.If anyone has some tips/steps that I can take immediately or insight on these markets, please let me know!

The big hole abt 32 inches deep is the sump pump which may have caused the cracking to the foundation outside. 

About a year ago I decided to really dive deep into learning about real estate as it was something I had alway been interested in since I was a teenager.