Seems fairly passive (although higher risk) from what I have read, but this is not a sophisticated or experienced opinion.

Something tells me you'll cycle through a few before you land on a good one that you align with :) By that time your portfolio will be in the double digits and you'll have sophisticated books to lean on for future leveraging opportunities and clean data for any sales down the road.Good luck!  

I am a sophisticated investor that is unaccredited.

Contractor provides reports and shows the payroll.

Hi @Eric Dietrich, taking out a loan against your 401k is certainly a savvy strategy that more sophisticated clients take on.However, it does not have to be a binary choice.

Does anyone know if Schedule E income can be used (instead of Schedule C) for determining payroll income (owner) for PPP?

Sophisticated borrowers typically welcome a call from their broker if they know said broker is looking to save them money.

That is part of what's bothering me - I don't have the sophistication to easily tease out what is likely going to happen vs. what is likely not going to.I guess one thing that is certain is that the Fed is printing money like crazy, and we have an unmanageable debt.

I would skip IRR as i doubt any duplex investors will be sophisticated enough for an irr analysis.

With kids heading to college in a few years, I’m definitely at an age where I can’t afford to make the same mistakes twice.I'm not that sophisticated.