@Justin Brin Yes, you can elect to aggregate your rental properties for Qualified Business Income (QBI) purposes, but once you do, you must continue to aggregate those same properties in future years unless there is a significant change in circumstances (such as disposing of a property).

And as time goes by, rents will increase and your income will look better and better.My first investment in 2004 made $35 more than the mortgage.

Sekisui House, after acquiring MDC Holdings, has become the fifth-largest builder with an estimated 15,000 homes delivered annually.

My PERMANENT PORTFOLIO consists of notes and my participation in note syndications that are held for income, collect interest on a continuing basis, and (hopefully) get paid off at maturity without any “drama”.  

My 14 year old now makes over $100/month passive income from her % owned and my 10 year old is at like $65/month.In this process we are building their interest in real estate, teaching them the value of putting their money to work for them, and all the while growing our investment if we need it for their college money some day! 

Not enough income for lenders compared to what else is out there for themThe biggest thing is the lot but other factors like the actual manufactured unit being quality and up to code helps a lot. 

List your property on corporate rental sites like Blueground, Zeus Living, and Furnished Finder to attract high-income tenants. 

Their income is also all self-employed and social security benefits.

Ama - get your income up so you can save some money to put into your first deal.

If you do it all above board, you would pay taxes on the rental income received and your daughter would be using post-tax dollars to pay rent which isn't the most efficient.