Hi,I am a 21 year old college student currently employed with the army national guard.

Is is slower than changes in rent prices which lags behind the employment trends.

I'm not a tax professional, but I'd venture to guess that you'd pay ordinary income taxes (plus self-employment tax) on the income.

By a combination of HSA contributions and Employee/Employer 401k contributions, our joint MAGI is low enough to qualify for premium tax credits.  

@Curt Davis Fideltiy bonds are usually for employers to insure against employee theft.. what these PM's have done is criminal and should be turned over to the cops the DA and if interstate the FBI

They may need to write up a new lease, schedule a signining, check for any changes with the tenants - such as change in employment, change in number of vehicles, tenants now are age 18 that need background check, etc.

I've actually had one take back the materials I had on site and disappear on me, in addition to the "startup money" I gave him.Anyway, hard to go after them if they have no assets and are self employed, which is usually the case with the theives.

technically it should be part of the payroll since you act as their employer, correct ?

This allows pass-through (single taxation) of income, and *potentially* some savings on self-employment taxes on part of the income.

I'm also employed full time and was getting completely frustrated trying to get realtors to work around my schedule and I was working with four of them.