Having to establish a different bank account for each activity, transaction class or financial event seems like a stretch.

@Simon Huber- Hypothetically yes, however, you will also significantly damage your credit and ability to get another loan in the 7 years following that event. 

You need to provide an invoice in the event of an audit.An ATM withdrawal receipt will not be sufficient evidence.Furthermore, there may be penalties for failing to provide a 1099 or working with contractors who continue to fail to provide you with a completed W-9 Form.

(I have no idea what yet)I am starting the year with a bang by planning the Midwest Real Estate Networking Summit, a 3 day event in May focused on learning everything about succeeding in Chicago real estate investing (details to come by the end of the month)I continue to strive to maintain the lifestyle goals I set for myself, never setting an alarm in the morning, working no more than 30 hours a week, and travelling 10 weeks a year. 

Local colleges, tourist attractions, a view, direct access to things like major hospitals/venues/event spaces that are active.

I acknowledge I lack the tax-savvy to understand his returns in any event, but I suspect dishonesty at all levels(only because whenever a spotlight is shone on his behaviors, dishonesty emerges.

Would be happy to send over the details and talk about other events around where you can meet like-minded people!

I work as a freelance carpenter, mainly for events and some TV shows, so I can control my availability more than someone with a 9 to 5.

Head to https://www.meetup.com/biggerpockets/events/289603615/ to register for the event before we sell out!

Especially if by deciding to allow agents to bring potential renters in, I were to reduce my days on market...holding all else equal, in the event that I did procure the ultimate renter through an agent, all it took was 14 days of incremental days on market to reach a "breakeven point".