Years later, I am a much happier and healthier version of myself but it took so much hard work, sacrifice, and dedication to get here.

We file an expense report every time and get reimbursed, using receipts for purchases, and IRS mileage for driving our cars and per diem rate for meals.

I do have a CPA that handles all our taxes.If you are providing services, like tours, cooking meals, driving folks around, cleaning during the guests stay, then you will fall under schedule C and pay the taxes.Leaving things for folks like a welcome basket, coffee, bikes etc does not do this.

Piece meal contractors and pay less but have more work OR $102k for a one stop shop and have less stress but have way to much invested.  

For example, when you go to a fine dining restaurant, you get the psychological payoff of enjoying a good meal whereas the restaurant gets the financial payoff of charging you a small fortune.In housing, most homeowners update their own homes because they want to experience the joy of having better finishes in the home.

I'm not saying they see you as a meal ticket, but its their job to get leads and help people buy houses...I would definitely say get your license.

All successful investors can buy their own coffee and buy their own meal.

If you are burned out you can rest for a very stragegic set period of time, ive done it twice where i switched w2 jobs and rested in between. once I gave myself a month and once a week or two. but I was very cautious not to stay idle and even on those days off I focused all my energy on resting, working out, eating perfectly cooked whole foods meals and studied for at least two hours a day dispite it being a break.

. $3000 for a month still beats a hotel and eating every meal out with a family.The expectations are high, needs to be super clean and look nice.

You may be gaining muscles now, so while your body is getting stronger and healthier, your weight does not go down.