I am currently employed at a pretty goodfull time job, live in an apartment and have a poor credit score (its building up every month though), and recently got really interested in real estate.

If you do things that an employer normally does, such as purchase materials/equipment for its employees, telling them when to work, where to work, what to do, etc., the "independent contractor" may actually be seen as a "covered worker" and you'll have to do things like pay their worker's compensation premiums and follow state employment laws, maybe even providing payroll and pay FICA taxes.Remember that lawsuit against Microsoft where its contractors/temp workers claimed that they were basically treated as employees and should therefore get the same benefits?

If you are self-employed, you can open a Roth solo 401k and then invest in a variety of investments from equities to real estate, for example.

- I'm not aware that contractors, especially ones who are not employed, are legally prohibited from doing things like this.

These locks have a master and a tenant key that is easily rekeyable with a tool  but I don't give anyone the master unless the maintenance person is directly employed by me (or in the case of my HVAC guy) is a single man shop and he has worked with me for a very long time.

.- Easy access to San Antonio’s major thoroughfares: I-35 and Loop 410- Near Major Employers including the Rackspace Headquarters just steps away from the property and numerous employers on the Loop 410 Office Corridor- 5 miles away from Fort Sam Houston – Joint Base San Antonio – Largest military medical education and training facility in the U.S

Get full employer match4.)

I have a robust employment background which has prepared me for the career I believe, positions like, Sales Representative, Bookkeeper, Accountant, Financial Analyst, Research Analyst, Vice-President of Political Action and Chief Negotiator for my union.

I want to employ the BRRRR strategy on Duplexes, Triplexes or Quads to start as opposed to SFRs (but I may start with SFRs) and want to initially limit the use of my own cash to about $50K/deal.  

For detail all in the same year; I totaled my car, I had to move in with family, struggling in college, employed as a Janitor with no clue to what the heck I was doing.