I'm a federal employee and this side income is really, really nice with the shutdown.

This way it's out-of-sight out-of-mind and my employees don't have to track it as you alluded to.

I'm work for my family's business that owns some commercial properties, and now I have also obtained a real estate salesperson license and have affiliated with a brokerage firm.With Georgia real estate licence regulations, am I allowed to continue managing and leasing my family's property as a salaried employee of the family business (no commissions from leasing activity) without signing any agreements or with the broker I am affiliated with?

I work as a 1099 employee, so I was wondering what time frame I might need to be employed before getting a loan, and how long I would need to live in the area before being able to get a loan?  

Most brokerages are not got to hire you as a paid employee in the summer.

@Neil CopelandIf your wife is a participant in the Solo 401k as well (meaning she's an employee of the plan's adopting employer), you should be able to transfer her traditional IRA into the plan.

2 year tax filing as a FT employee.

So I have my employees do whatever if takes to get that tenant on one of our leases immediately.

Study lottery winners, professional sports players, people who receive large inheritances, and startup employees who do well in stock IPOs.

The IRS requires that as an S corp employee I pay myself a "reasonable salary".