Try Taskrabbit too, they verify their worker's info before letting them use the platform. 

it doesn't have to be real estate right this minute, maybe you take part of that $5k saved and start dabbling in stocks you feel good about. buy stocks based on things you and your friends like - Apple, Nike, Starbucks.... im not a huge fan of Robinhood (the platform) but i believe you can buy fractional stocks now as well, so even things like Google or Tesla which are expensive to buy 1 share, you could start with percentages.You are so young, and have so much time on your side.

BP is an incredible platform to be on.

Thank you Conner, I will duplicate my listing as you suggested across multiple platforms and find that app I heard about that manages the calendar and bookings across platforms.I guess it's good to hear I'm not alone in this with your lead times reduced as well.

I found that the platform charges something like a 13% fee on top of the cost of the work.

It's a lot of work but is the most legit option source.I built a platform that gets all buyers with contact information in the US and Canada called DeedFuel.

I would strongly encourage you to get a tax professional, at least for a year or two until you understand how to split expenses, track depreciation, handle the LLC, etc.

Or let the cash flow accumulate in the SDIRA and continue to buy more properties in it.I don't have a good answer for you, just trying to ask questions to encourage your line of thinking.

This is encouraging news for the millions of millennials who are approaching peak homebuying age.

We’ve done this, though there are reasons we encourage an LLC anyway.