That should read "Pro Se" Eviction - as in, I am representing myself.  

SE being in the 60s-70s range the last one I read.  

Also, once he has broke the ceiling in a neighborhood he continually targets it since he created his own comps per se.

(if you plan on doing them) You pay yourself a small salary (say 30K a year) then take all the rest as distribution, which is exempt from SE tax.

@Sean S.I would think someone trying to DIY an LLC operating agreement would be analogous to someone trying to perform surgery on themselves to save money.There's too much you're not considering if you're using a template online, probably 704(b) and substantial economic effect as well as state partnership law and writing your capital partner in as the functional equivalent of an LP so he has no exposure to SE taxes.Having an attorney draft the agreement is money well spent. 

No programs per se. 

Rent you receive from real estate held for sale to customers is subject to SE tax.

I've also owned condo that don't have a roof per se as there is another unit above them that has a roof, and the roof was condo maintained. 

Can't pay an agent per se (or a mortgage person, attorney, etc) but we are discussing our favorite places to shop where giftcards on the sidewalk may be found.  

Thanks Catherine,Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately...) there are really no other listings in St Louis suburbs per se.