I guess you could always put your properties in the classified section of the Sunday newspaper, or, even better, one of those color booklets that they give away for free right by the door of the supermarket...now that is some up-to-the-minute information there.I'm curious why this is "great news"?  

Technically it sounds like a mixed-use but appears not to be classified as such.

It took about 30 days which included the 2 weeks of posting a classified ad in the paper.

First, we should classify the home as a "manufactured housing unit" instead of a house.

Remember, if you are classified as a dealer on land contract sales you pay the tax on the gain in the year of origination.

That's why we have a classifieds section.

Most likely your rental property income will be classified as passive income. 

Relatively speaking, Douglassville can be classified as a working-class/blue-collar suburban market especially if the subject property is priced in the mid-200s.

I was interested in a USDA loans for obviously reasons like 0% down but I also live in a rural area and definitely classify as low income.

If you turn that many houses over in buy and hold, the IRS will likely classify you a dealer.