Hey Brian Hoyt, this is kinda not what you're asking, but you mentioned rehabbing them...a former employer used to buy and sell RV's as a hobby/side business.

But, I'd be lying if I said that my poker winnings didn't somewhat contribute to things like our ability to become self-employed, our kids' college funds, etc.The important thing to remember -- and that a lot of kids who jumped into online poker the past few years -- is that playing poker for a living is nothing more than just another job.

He should be able to file very quickly if he doesn't have to wait on an employer W2 to attach.

Fort Drum is the largest employer in the area (Jefferson County).

My employment history has been rich and varied, including long stints as a bookseller, charter bus driver, and over 12 years across one university library and three public library systems.

Stay-at-home spouse, self employed, work from home, that sort of thing.

This is actually a strategy I was looking to employ only with a bit of a twist.

Transportation is essential for connecting people to employment centers, so those areas with infrastructure in place usually will not stay underdeveloped for long.

You'll save on self employment tax on the surplus distribution. 

Are you still employed there or this is with the past employer?