Finding an area that is relatively close to major employers can make a big impact long term.

A lot of lenders are already requiring covid status letters from employers. 

You'll be paying ordinary income at your marginal tax rate, plus some amount of self-employment taxes, depending on how the holding entity is structured.

But I think he still should have told me, or at least answered the question on the application correctly.Speaking of false information on an application, some time ago I learned the hard way that tenant screening companies, at least the one I used, don't verify that any information is correct insofar as employment, income, prior landlords, and so on.

Are you dependent on employment income to sustain making the payments on the loan?

I've looked into Conway because of it's budding Real Estate market, employment, and excellent university options.

Otherwise, I feel like I'd want it out of the way...The broker or brokerage firm that employs you as a realtor, 'may' feel that your investment activities could interfere with that of the brokerage. 

This is still a consumer transaction, while we may not have any financing going on, there are still predatory dealing laws, baiting someone into a higher price than the market value. 

Usually the state employs local (city) building inspectors to do this on their behalf: so your city's building inspector will come and inspect the building on behalf of the state of NJ.

If you have enough income, you can use that to hold you over until you find new employment.