I've been doing his tax returns for 9 years now; the tax elements in his accounts have been:1. medical expenses (especially the $9300/month for assisted living facility)2. rental income for renting out his house3. income from pension, social security4. everything elseIn the past, he had a revocable Living Trust, and all tax issues were handled using 1040 and his SSN.Does *everything* now go on the 1041, or do I have to do two separate tax returns??

I've bought his class and may collaborate with him on some of his social media soon.

There is no such thing as a small, thoughtful gift exchange possible between landlord and tenant as social equals.

I’ve got a deal I’ve been marketing through CL and social media but it’s mostly just tired kickers that I’m getting responses from.

One thing to know is students obviously are very savy with social media and they have no trouble posting about management company/landlord interactions.... so you need to be cognizant that they will share the good and the bad to all their friends.  

When you file schedule C for your sole-proprietorship it will have single social security number attached to you, yours or your wife's.

Smartphones and social media we just in the early stages and it people did not know how or where to find the value of their home.

Tenant is on social media getting new tatoos and telling people how to live righteously.   

As for meetups, podcasts, and leveraging social media in general, it is easier to do these days, but you need to not just do it like everyone else, you need to bring VALUE to your audience so that they would want to continuously listen  to you and brings other listeners in to grow your audience.

My Medicare premiums are being withheld from my social security check.Quick question:  Are Medicare premium payments pre-tax or after-tax?