As a great example, look at this data for the Atlanta market back in mid-2000s.What you will find is that all socio-economic, population and employment data was very strong.

IRS employment is approaching 100,000, and that doesn’t count tax accountants employed by individuals and businesses all over the country.

Most companies don't give employment recommendations anymore.

You also can typically roll over whatever you rolled into your employer, you can typically roll it out as well.

My prospective tenant is self-employed.

To employ 4 loyal hard working associate who can help me carry out the mission of the company.

Most employment won't make that kind of money, I'd start something like that on your own.

Subject to federal and state income taxes and self employment tax (i.e., both halves of the medicare and social security taxes.)

,Consider downloading my "2013 Housing Market Forecast" to supplement your spreadsheet.Having a higher average rent relative to the average property value is good but only one part of the bigger picture.You want to consider the health of the local economy (jobs and job growth, employment trends, migration in and out, etc.)Next you want to consider the neighborhood, and finally a close look at the property itself in terms of cash flow, cash-on-cash return, and total ROI.I bought some property in specific parts of Detroit in early 2004 when things were looking 'up' for the city.

There are some tax reasons that you might want an entity as it might keep you from paying self employment tax, but I am not qualified to give you info on that and it depends on what type of real estate you are doing .