Hey Mercury,Sounds like you are a busy guy!

I'm not as booked as I would like to be, and according to others they are going through similar circumstances...Do you expect immediate profits larger then your yearly mortgage and other expenses or do you give yourself a year or 2 like other business ventures?

Akshay,You can just start doing video's with no pants on.That's what I do to stand out hahaYou probably won't get any baby boomer clients as those folks like to judge a book by it's cover and prefer being swindled by someone wearing a suit and tie.On the other hand, you will get a lot of corky folks that "get it" and will be happy to throw some business your way.I'm very good at being professional unprofessionally hahaAll the best mate

2-4 unit is probably better than roommate hacking due to separation of "friends" from business.

She works for her mother's business and needs to move back home.I have read that my tenant is responsible for paying the rent until a new tenant is found. 

To make a really long story short, I have just completed a Short-Sale of a single-family home a business partner and I built in Horseshoe Bay, Texas, right outside of Austin, Texas.Our Operating Agreement states that we are to split 50%/50% of all expenses within the business and treat any unexpected monies due as loans and paid back equally amongst the partners.

Depending on different factors, primarily lot size and location, we have even been paying $1m+ for houses to tear down in Seattle and $2m+ in the Eastside . 

To answer your question, it will really be dependent on your investment strategy.

How you handle this depends on your skills, your state laws, and your court system.

I have a very specific tax question regarding the UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax) exemption in Solo 401(k)s that is normally triggered by UDFI  (Unrelated Debt-Financed Income) in IRAs.