Not sure that I didn't just ask the same question in a different way but basically I would like to hire a GC as a part time project manger.Keep in mind that he'll likely be classified as an employee based on IRS definitions, which means you'll potentially also be on the hook for employment taxes, workers comp, etc. 

Gross yield looks like ~ 6-8% so real yield might be 3-4% - not great.4.

Based on the 3x rule, should I be requiring their GROSS income to be $7200/mo?

These plans are designed for business owners and their spouses and can not incorporate employees other than the owners. 

She has 3 days to remove it and is in violation of the lease.I handle my tenants just like I handle my employees. 

Finance is not real estate, real estate is part of finance, it's an asset, in title states, an owner can sue for any gross excess amounts received from equity arising out of foreclosure. 

I would be looking into hiring motivated employees as the leasing agent.  

(And up depending on amenities, etc.)So based on that and using 3x rent as gross income you're only looking at needing a $10.39/hour job.

Since this would only ever be from the 'Employer' side for foreseeable future, would the contribution to the employee be limited to 25% (5k - expenses -50% self employment tax,) or ok to use net?

I had one inventory value that resulted in litigation due to referee valuing my deal at $725K when it was really worth about $175K gross value.