It sounds like each lender will treat class differently.

I'm going to hazard an answer to my question, correct me if I'm wrong.A) If the investment is by loan then they are like any other employee/contractor like I stated above for a renter.B) If the person is a partner, then it depends on the partnership was made up how the "contribution" is compensated for, but no W2 or 1099 is needed.If a corporation then the work could be treated either way.

Jake,I listed my reasons for not wanting to keep him on as a tenant, but I don't see how the next logical step is having him deported.Just like in all of my dealings with anyone, I want to get what I need while doing my very best to treat the other person with as much respect and dignity as I possibly can.

How are HUD offers generally treated?

In some ways they remind me of athletes with natural talent who are unwilling to put the work in to develop that talent, always complaining about how unfair the coach, or luck, has treated them when they have done little or nothing in the way of hard work to make their own luck.No sane person could deny that our government seems to have lost their reason when it comes to the way they are regulating business in general and lending in particular.

Ecobond LBP is a product that seals and treats lead hazards in lead based paint and can be used safely as Interim Control for up to 20 years.

I think it's important to treat your real estate business as exactly that - a business.

In a place with high DOM you need to account for higher vacancies which erodes your bottom line3) Treat your good tenants like gold.

Treat the inspector well, and you'll do fine.You didn't mention going back to them before you started with your contractor?

It's also a little unclear who maintains the dump trailer and I'm sure it's being treated like a rental =P If you haven't noticed, I'm kind of a shoot twice, get around aiming at some point, kind of guy. lol