If the home owner's name does not match the policy holder's name, the insurance company will not pay out should the unforeseen occur.No, you can't buy insurance in your name because you are currently not living there, unless you plan on lying to the insurance company.

None of that is to brag but merely to give context and a foundation for some of this advice. #1 - find 3 wholesalers on BP that run high level businesses with high level integrity that are recommended by others on the forums or website and ask them for their advice on how to run a wholesale company. don’t just look at their volume but look at their team and culture.

In 2021 Officers un-holstered and displayed their service weapons 61 times, in 2022 it was down to a mere 14 times, that's honestly impressive.

At that point I knew the universe was telling me, RE is my calling.  

Activities of producing or distributing goods or performing services from which gross income is derived do not lose their identity as trades or businesses merely because they are carried on within a larger framework of other activities that may, or may not, be related to the organization's exempt purposes.

Altos gives me RE data before any media outlet.

They could have qualified in a mere matter of months if they did the right things.

@Hideyuki GojimaI would tend to agree with you on the insurance side when it comes to a claim filed by the policy holder. 

I certainly am not an Attorney, and this is not legal advice, but merely for discussion.

You should have them read the instructions to Sch E if they are unsure (it explains exactly how to) I'm self employed with other businesses; as I mentioned, real estate took priority last year and earned me RE pro status by IRS definition.I also mentioned I stumped a tax pro.