lolI'm trying to learn a new investment strategy each month and look for opportunities to employ it soon thereafter.

My first two investment properties were local to where I lived in suburbs of Los Angeles but cash flow was 300-400 per property and seemed like it wasn't going to add up quick enough to replace full time employment.

I work full time in IT and am pretty happy with the career, but after watching my fiance' transition to self employment, I am eager to explore opportunities.

As for the project manager, I have mine keep a time card, and I pass on the actual cost at the project level (just like any expense) plus a 20% labor burden that covers employer payroll taxes, workers comp, etc.

I am self employed and have S-corp.Lender counts profit sharing plan as expense and not income on personal side.

If your work is x miles away (I think it's more than 75), they'll likely ask for written notice from your employer that you are allowed unlimited telecommuting or some other proof that living that far away as your full-time residence will not affect your employment in any way.

Since this is your first time, you may want to decide and document what your rental criteria will be regarding employment, credit & background check, the documents the prospective renter will need to submit, your actual lease will have to be in accordance with your local/state landlord tenant law and what your deposit will be.

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.