It's ordinary income, added to your salty so you can look it up on a current taxes schedule, plus add 15.3% for the SS/med self employment.

My background is in creative advertising (print-ads, billboards, websites, PR, etc.). 

We're looking to buy several 100+ unit complexes in the Greater KC area that will require on site property management. Anyone know of good property managers with great systems that focus on larger complexes?

SEO and marketing is largely different and more complex.

I own a large 5 bedroom rental there and I'm very happy with it.

I would be offering listings containing cash buyers within the last 6 months in designated area with all of their information, list of each house purchased and for how much. 

Or, click the ads on CL for "WE BUY HOUSES CASH!!!"

J Scott was letting you know that there's a book available on Bigger Pockets called The Book on Flipping Houses that is not only packed with information - it also contains a template for use in putting together a contract.

Many investors seem to take the approach that a PM is just an unnecessary added expense that they can handle themselves, but I know from experience that a great PM will usually rent your property more often, for more money...not to mention take the daily management grind off the owner's plate...freeing them up to do more deals!  

Hi @Ricky Hopp I am also an Investor, and do a lot of work for/with other investors, I focus on distressed properties where a deal can be found and value can be added to the property to increase rents or get a better quality tenant in the property.