Here's the top 5 I'd recommend: (in no particular order)Who Moved My Cheese - Spencer Johnson (deals with change)How to Win Friends and Influence People - Dale Carnegie (One of the best sales books)Secrets of Closing the Sale - Zig Ziglar (Another top sales book)Guerilla Marketing - Jay Conrad Levinson (One of the best marketing books)Platform - Michael Hyatt (About how to use social media)

Going it alone try9ing to learn on the internet an through webinars and podcast other than social or recreational value I see very little value to hands on training. at the end of the day its a belly to belly business and you better be VERY good at sales..

Although, you can still get those same required touches, conversation and social aspects if planned well with a virtual CPA.  

I want to just flame them all over social media and reviews.

The sales will be treated as ordinary income and taxed per your tax bracket "and" you might be subject to self-employment tax (extra social security and medicare tax) of 15.3%.

However, when one person receives a 1099 or 1098 with their social on it, can you still report these forms on a 1065? 

I'm not asking anyone or explaining to anyone if my strategy will work in their specific area.Thank you for your concerns about getting advice on this website, but please understand that I do treat this website as a social media, to me a social media is just "gossip."

You can also try googleing their name and also look on social media.

@Joseph Haney and @Ned Carey - whatever socializing I missed out on in the last week is because I have clients just.like.you.  :-)

All of these properties are in good areas of town- no ghetto, near WMU and Kalamazoo College campuses and the social areas in downtowns Kzoo.