Please explain.

Whenever I evaluate buy & hold deals, I'm always mindful of the 50% rule, check out a video explaining it here:Buying a property and living in one side will definitely be a good first step.

When I talked to my CPA, they explained if I will classify my company with IRS as S Corp, then I will be avoiding paying self-employment tax, but I also will need to put myself on the payroll.

I just make sure that I clearly explain to them what information I want when scheduling an appointment, and they have great lawyers who are experienced in those fields.

@Zach SchwarzmillerForgive my remedial question; can you explain what you mean by "fractured projects".

What do you do if the tenant buyer doesn't refinance the home owner out, and how to explain it to the home owner when you're explaining their options?

Better to have the title company explain it to you step-by-step so that you know what to tell your buyer and seller without sounding like you're guessing.If they stand to make closing costs x2 off of you (and the promise of more), they shouldn't have too much of a problem explaining the process to you.

I buy title binders for almost every property I buy.Title companies are not good at explaining this.

There are several comments above explaining many of the issues, so I'll spare you the rant.

This could be the reason.There is a creative way around it but it's too long to explain it here.