:Not in Houston,But you can always let your fingers do the dialing (dealers choice--so to speak).https://www.google.com/search?

A sheriff's deputy came with them to the house but the son blocked the parents from opening any locked doors etc and the deputy agreed with the son that he and the squatting drug dealers are protected like tenants. 

They are classified by the IRS as dealers rather than investors.

If you are also deemed to be a dealer because you are continuously doing this type of deal with a bad option, installment sale reporting could be lost to you, triggering all of the gain in year 1 as self employment income, while not receiving cash for years - ouch!

@Matthew Irish-JonesI majored in philosophy as well ☑

What Ken is saying is that if you are a flipper, as in buying and selling multiple properties a year with no intention to hold them, then you won’t qualify for long-term capital gains tax treatment even if you hold those properties 366 days as you’ll be taxed as a real estate dealer, not an investor.

One can’t simply bring investors and capital to the deal unless one has the proper securities or dealer license. 

I use my c-corp for flipping so I wont get tagged with dealer status. 

The IRS will look at ‘investment intent’ and will call a taxpayer quickly flipping property a ‘dealer’ vs. an ‘investor’.

Just because chicks couldn’t resist my perfectly chiseled pecks and abs does not mean I am just hunk of meat.seriously though I’m sure drug dealer boyfriend can cover her rent if the club is slow for a few weeks.