Right now, I am really putting my nose to the grind and learning as much as I can, but fully intend to take action later this year.

His wife talks all the time about how much she loved her old kitchen, which they paid out the nose to remodel in the years it was "their" house.In our case, my wife and I both really disliked our old house, so it wasn't too much of a struggle to move and rent it out.

Who did you sell it to, someone without a nose?

I will keep the nose to the grindstone and keep moving forward.Thanks,Andrew

They are usually run by picky retired people who love to stick their nose into your business (a generalization... but often fitting!).  

So what I'm saying is just loading up your Gatling gun with money and spraying it at the problem may have little effect if the committee is hard-nosed to you personally, alcohol establishments, or just everything in general.

Different rates apply, and no SE tax.The answer to Step 1 is not simple.

@Mindy Jensen are you sure you’re not nose blind to it?

@Roger Verastegui I’m just starting to poke my nose into new home builds on existing lots in he Seattle area as well.

Most likely reported under schedule E with no SE tax.