Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

I own and operate my own e-commerce business (active income) and Instagram marketing agency (passive income) that are both doing very well and have given me the ability to save a decent amount of side money this year. 

You will have to figure out if your cabin business model falls under Schedule C/E filing and then you have to figure out if you are Active/Passive investor. 

@Regina E.

You can request for a Schedule E of their tax returns with all of their pertinents crossed out to protect their privacy.

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. $64,450.00, which is the trebled value of rents stolen by Defendants; e. $102,000.00 in lost rental income; and f.

Add to that N.J. strict anti-eviction laws (which don’t have an exception for a pet who has previously act out) and the inability to chose not to renew a tenant based on pet ownership... and you have yourself a real mess.What I do find both humorous and troubling is that this board is inundated daily with landlords struggling to accomplish the most fundamental task - to determine if a potential tenant is a risk.

This begs the question, is the average BP investor jumping into a SFH investment because that is what is available to them based on capital, and if so, that's totally fine IMO... or is there a population of investors that fundamentally prefer buying SFH in deteriorating economic markets for short term cash flow over the longer term, risk adjusted growth of a successful syndication?

Like E Brady said, Real Estate Crowdfunding platforms are a great way to get into high quality assets with as little as $500 down.