Everything will be filed on your personal tax return.Now if you have a multi member LLC or elected to file as a C or S corp, when you got your EIN for your LLC, you wrote in your application the starting date of the LLC.

Lawsuits are pending.Has anyone successfully used a Disaster SBA loan and does it apply to only to LLCs or can apply if your taxes show on Schedule C or E? 

Or do you want to continue rent payments and have C (or worse) class properties that provide positive cash flow but that probably won’t offer much in the way of appreciation or increased rents?

I believe the hardest part is raising the capital and then having the guts to put is on the line and bet on yourself.If you have this in you then I feel that you can make this happen.Like @Evan Polaski said in his post, he has friends that have raised capital are learning through the process.  

My criterias are the following:*A home that I can get for 20 to 30% under market value that may have cosmetic damage and slight repairs that a one-man contractor can take care of within a month, *neighborhood C+ or B-* last price range of 100000 to 250,000 -THANKS IN ADVANCE

Plus they made an awful bet on Juul and lost billions on that lol.

Are you buying in a class C or D neighborhood?

Writing a check to ourselves every week equal to 1/52 of 2019 Sch C? Or

@Malcolm Cotton I would say make sure it is a C or a B class property, from your numbers it seems to me that it is.

I assure you that I wouldn't deal in class C or D units if I knew eviction for nonpayment is negotiable.