I sub in my profession frequently, and the colleagues I sub for don't and can't carry WC insurance for me as I'm not their 'employee'; I have to carry my own GL (and health insurance).   

Miller ,I'm a big fan of the BRRRR fix/hold (rentals) strategy. 

Same rules as #3 but you also have to have owned the property for 5 years minimum before you can take the primary exemption.Certainly the first two options are the most frequent scenarios. 

I'm not a fan of not owning during the payment period.

Account Closed as far as promoters I'm a big fan of Norada! 

.,#1: Yes, it happens frequently.#2: Yes and yes however you can find out for free without having to pay a title company. 

.- I'm not a fan of the combo MC/light... if one component fails you might have to replace the whole thing... as well, depending on the height of the fixture, the light may not end up being high enough if the mirror is properly placed, or the mirror part too high.- If surface mounted fixtures are placed below the light fixture, but sure that they are compatible in so much as their projections from the wall so that the MC doesn't block the downward light many folks might want when looking in their bathroom mirror (or simply directing bulk of light/heat onto the top of the MC).

If it really hits the fan you have some equity cushion to sell if you need or choose to without bringing money to the table, short selling, or getting foreclosed on.

This is a better tool for more frequent transactions.If you are self-employed but have no employees, there is a 401k based program that also provides the above type of checkbook control known as a Solo 401k.There is a lot of good info here on BP on the topic.

Not a big fan or Realeflow or the SIMS programs offered by Greg C.