@Teresia Sayler since you're leasing the income producing asset, your income will be the difference between what you pay to the owner of the property and what your tenant pays you until the tenants exercise the option.I'd guess it should be on sch.E because it's supplemental income but not sure where do you put your rental payments though.I was thinking to do the same but decided that double sandwich is too complicated .......after all, it's easier with the property I own rather than lease option.I know people do it all the time .....interested to see how it's taxable, too

. - ...Like all books, they are generic.- ...This way, the tax strategies will be tailored to your specific circumstances and goals.Trying to learn taxes on the Internet is no different from trying to learn anything else on the Internet: health, law, business, marketing, or construction (my favorite).

@Robert Shaw San Antonio is a huge area and the AR would be too generic to make a meaningful decision.

Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere - I have a generic SDIRA through New Directions and am looking to switch to a Checkbook Control SDIRA because of fees and some investments I'm interested in exploring.I have a family trust and have had LLC's in the past. 

I need to take the supplement exam (reciprocity) asap. 

Do you mind sharing with me a sort of generic process you take from getting a list together, content in the mailings (post cards?

A company using a generic model like you described could find clients and probably figure out a way to build a good business with the model.

The line item in their estimate was probably just a generic statement.

I know this is generic, but I'm going to poke around this part of the forums to get some idea's.

Keep in mind, my numbers are very generic.