My wife and I were self-employed for 7 years before moving into REI.

My name is Jessica.A bit about me: I'm in my mid 20's and currently self employed.

If not, would the employer consider helping to offset your loss?

Looking to pave/gravel a large back lot and small driveway.

I do call previous landlords and their employeer.

I'll never forget my Mom's response when I told her I was striking out of my own and becoming self-employed after 13 years working in the corporate world: 'You can't be serious.

I am a former Mortgage Loan Officer who is currently employed as a supervisor in logistics working for a hospital chain in the Hampton Roads area of VA.

Comps, zestimate, etc.) you employed), Distributions (how investors get paid back), and any other Notes that may apply.I'm liking some of these more conscice, online methods over the more traditional but vebose, textual, "3 ring binder", more formal presentations I've done in the past.Example: http://patchofland.com/investments/beautiful-suburban-georgia-rehab.html

OK, so back to reality :) Our real reason for wanting to get into real estate is to secure our financial future and, ultimately, pave the way to financial freedom.As the title says, my wife (Susan) and I live in South Carolina.

However, I'm not signing as an 'officer of the corporate employer' - I'm signing as 'plan administrator' which is me the individual, who is an account holder.Any ideas of where else I can go for a medallion?