You bet. 

I'd bet you could get a free answer on this one question, but I don't know for sure.

I bet you folks all already got there.I see the tail end of something up there, really you rent to the first qualified applicant, regardless of qualified sources of income (illegal income is not qualifying income, part time may not qualify, etc) but if you're not in the program, you don't count Sec 8 since you can't receive it.

Juries (unlike judges for the most part) do all sorts of crazy things and when you’re in front of one all bets are off.

I'm going to bet that you have not received August rent either.

If I were in UT or So TX where spec builds make sense, you can bet your bottom dollar I would be spec building and not rehab flipping.

I would bet that if you're a Romney/Ryan supporter, you probably think Obama/Biden are extremist.

My bet is that the tenant worked and maybe with someone else.

The ground floor apartment's floor is warped and uneven due to the main support beam not having enough support columns.

It's a sucky way to live and I don't recommend it.Full-time RE is a problem when it comes to things like loans, rentals, etc.Basically, the best way (IMO) to do it is set up a corporation and pay yourself either as a 1099 or a W2... and expect to get put through the wringer every time you deal with a financial institution, even after you're pulling in good money.If you're unfamiliar with corporations and tax strategies, your best bet is to seek out a trusted professional who does understand such things and pay them richly to set it all up for you.I believe that about the worst thing you can do is jump into REI as a sole proprietor without any kind of legal business set up.