I'm new to note investing and I'm not sure I'm comfortable when negotiating note sellers but more importantly, with non-paying borrowers, having my home address as my registered LLC or on business correspondence, and my work cell phone coming up as my employers name on a land line caller ID.  

Getting your foot in the door is hard but once in the market, it usually works out if you hold long enough and buy in the core areas with good schools and employment.

For flipping, income is typically subject to ordinary income rates and both sides of the Self-employment tax.

Go through applications in order received, verify employment and income, call past landlords, if everything looks good send them a link to MySmartMove for credit and background check. 

Well, because her employer required her to get the physical, after some testing, they discovered ovarian cancer.

If that fails I know hard money lenders who employ a tiered system and may be able to get you a better than standard rate, but @Dan Schwartz is correct.

Not sure that I didn't just ask the same question in a different way but basically I would like to hire a GC as a part time project manger.Keep in mind that he'll likely be classified as an employee based on IRS definitions, which means you'll potentially also be on the hook for employment taxes, workers comp, etc. 

The other factor with Vegas only having one primary industry is employment.

Lastly, by forming LLC, will I be considered as self-employed?

Job or employment or source of income.....is it stable, is it expected to increase?