., using a full-doc loan... if its schedule C, you would need to do a 2 year average of this income in order to use it. its looked at as a business, and self employment income. if its schedule E, theoretically you could use the schedule E income calculations just like any other rental even after the first filing.

But one of the things I learned at a very young age, was in business, always deal with professionals who have the most experience where experience is needed.

All agents are incentivized to sell it's a transactional business and because you are just starting out and in a low barrier market you will encounter many new agents who need to eat and pay for their gym membership and car that month.   

Most likely, there is an upcharge from the contractor to them since it costs money to run a business, set up the appointment, and confirm with both the contractor and the tenant.

Looking for a way to get property for business that can essentially operate from a 2 car garage.So options are anywhere from FHA-SBA-USDA-A piece of grass and a metal building-seller financing-CDFI'sI like the look of USDA loans but, anyone experience with them?

A a county employee she didn’t pay in to social security and as a small business owner I paid very little.

I have a rental that I’m renting to someone with a at home daycare business.

I want them to send the check to my attorney for the closing on a specific property.I know that some of you are so eager to launch this new phase of growing your business that you really want to take that first check but don't do it.Here is why.

Unlike Yelp, where reviews on there are many times fake, removed for paying clients, etc.Looking for: Longevity (years in BUSINESS), warranty, and fair on pricing.

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