Hello my name is Adrian Tougas I have been in the residential construction industry for over 10 years.

Rents, Selling Prices, are all based on the Neighborhood, type of town, meaning industry, a lot of people moving into the area because of great job opportunities, or moving because a lack of jobs, all affect the rents and selling prices of homes. 

Investing is not unlike many industries...it's monkey see, monkey do.

It might be a good idea to find someone in the industry to provide some guidance.

Regarding:1) yes that is one way to do it if you have atleast 1 paystub from the new job its salary or base pay and you have 2 years in the same industry to use as qualifying income (full disclosure I am a loan officer)2) Yes private money would work then rate/term refinance out with conventional when employment income situation or qualifying income situation changes post closing3) this may not work if you dont have it signed as " Daniel Tansill or Assigns.." do you remember how you signed the builder contract?

My name is Pearline Hardy and I am pretty much new to this industry.

I am currently waiting for my real estates license application to be processed so I can begin officially in the industry.

I've previously been in the mortgage industry and have experience rehabbing homes with my Dad. 

I have been in the pharmaceutical industry for 9 years, and have no intention of making real estate a career.  

It's very common in the construction industry. 1099s are for way more than waitresses.