By showing the full 1099 income on the return, it helps mitigate the risk of IRS flags or inquiries related to unreported income.However, it's worth noting that the IRS typically matches 1099 income reported by payers to the income reported on taxpayers' returns.

Just curious if anyone has taken BS's Apprenticeship Program and if you thought it was worth it? 

Their listing agent said they forgot about it and considered it a small claim not worth mentioning.

Ultimately, it depends on your specific needs and goals, but it's worth exploring to see if it aligns with your workflow!

But I wouldn't go breaking the bank on anything there especially if you wouldn't see a drastic increase of what Section 8 may be willing to assist the tenant with. 

I just want to check with the group, are you finding the same challenge with getting an umbrella insurance with increase amount of properties.

It increases complexity and cost dramatically and thus should be avoided.Whether you need an LLC at all and other legal protection issues - now that indeed is for attorneys to answer.

Is it worth it?  

The high return is rarely worth the risk. 

As the other poster mentioned - make sure you set it up properlyIf you are looking for financing you will pay higher jnterest and higher down payment having it in a LLCMy recommendation to people is for their first few properties it may be worth putting in your own name and have an umbrella insurance policyIt depends on what assets you have.