If you have a quiet title order AND properly served everybody you could find AND the guardian ad litem did their job properly, then you are probably safe.

And you would only qualify for that if your primary job (where you spend the most hours) is in a real estate field, but also it has to be at a business that you own at least 5% of (so W-2 income typically doesn't qualify). 

Are you suggesting it is only ok to call out your program if I also call out Pace Morby's programs and every other course/training platform that is referenced on Bigger Pockets?

I am looking for any feedback on whether I should take on this job to build a house with the builder and if so, what should I be looking for that I may not be aware of. 

Thanks for your suggestion @Jason Watson.

A few suggestions/thoughts:- Ask your agent to provide you recent sales (last 12 months) of deals that would have met your criteria, starting with deals they were the broker on.

However,jobs and other commits result in the decision to sell .

REPS is tough to qualify for if you have a full time W-2-paying job or company outside of real estate.If you get trapped with PALs, consider utilizing 1231 gain in conjunction with long term rentals.Current year deductions are only great if you can use them now! 

Here’s my FavoriteThat Don Konipol, @Chris Seveney, and @Jay Hinrichs don’t know what they’re talking about but the paid actor with no experience hired as the front man guru by the real estate “education” marketer operating out of Las Vegas charging $40,000 for the “platinum” level mentorship is providing not only correct information but all the education anyone needs to successfully quit their job and earn financial freedom by brokering mortgage notes. 

Any Amazon suggestions?