It also make them have to find other ways of earning money outside of their allowance.

The reason I can't say is because I don't know what DJT earns, and I don't think the IRS does either.

I would love to somehow put this money in and earn an additional $100-$200 a month while having equity in the property and my dad can take the rest of the profits after mortgage payments, expenses, etc.I am happy to do this for my dad as a favor but id like to make it worth it for me to spend the time finding 5-10 properties (have to imagine a bunch wont work), maybe more!

I do the garage sales and the used furniture stores and the sales at Lowes or elsewhere but everything I pick is in decent condition and it looks pretty nice I have no idea why people think of $75 refrigerator and $20 dresser that looks the part makes you a true competitor in the short term rental market in most parts of the country, a Goodwill bachelor pad will earn the reviews and revenue it deservesOriginally posted by @Mel Hignell:@Paul Sandhu.

Your commission isn't paid until the deal closes, which means you're receiving $9,000 after you've already spent $9,000 on the deal.I think it's a dangerous precedent to spend money you haven't earned.

You can also work as an assistant, which is what I did when I started, and it definitely gave me a way to earn some money while I learned the business. 

He is still earning money on his Self-Storage investment back here. 

So I want to see that they’re still getting paid this money, and the actual break down on the check stub of how much they get paid per hour, how much of it was overtime, whether they regularly earn overtime, any garnishments or involuntary deductions, year-to-date pay, etc.

I have a friend who was in and out of them a year ago and he is now a small business owner doing well… long story short he told me of the cost and the immense potential for earnings if you do it right.

While anyone can set up a self-directed IRA, to be eligible for Solo 401k you must have legitimate self-employment activity or own a business with "earned" income.