I appreciate you making this point and think this doesn't get talked about enough, especially for self-employed people.  

If someone has income, employment history, good credit, no criminal record and gives me a deposit for the property it is entirely up to them what they do with the property within their lease.  

Our criteria for the surroundings are:Proximity to a substantial airportEstablished community with good schools, growing employment, low crimeA resort destination that offers potential for vacation rentalsOlder and newer homes in mid- to upper class neighborhoodsImproving real estate prices, but not yet over-heatedWe are taking the month of November to visit and research the southeast (Miami - West Palm Beach) and southwest (Naples - Tampa).

Is there a structure that allows an agent to work for a non agent company, split their commissions with his "employer"?

The boyfriend's employer describes him as reliable, says he always comes in on time for shifts, and that he has worked for them for several years.

(That’s right, your workplace retirement savings plan is named after a section of the tax code.)Still, “Section 1031?

Not necessarily against the camera just don't see it as having a practical use.The relationship between contractor & home owner is not the same as employee/employer.

I did a search and didn't see this specific situation covered. I am hoping to find some insight on this.We currently have a SDIRA. It has worked out well. However, there are a few limitations that have led me to resea...

In my Canadian brokerage employer, I've learned more about handling customers well, follow up, book a viewing, keep track on buyers and sellers leads.

Now, these are the straight hourly rates, this is not including work comp, employer share taxes, etc.