Hi Everyone,I am a 1099 employee (Just finished my first year as a 1099).

PM companies are also notorious for having low-lid employees, especially in customer facing roles (the tenant, in this case).   

That is the general rule for contractors, and the ones working for investors practically need to be employees, but the Sevierville market sounded like investors are willing to pay for real co tractors based on demand.

But I just started a job as a W2 employee this year!

Things I would consider is how old, industry, how many employees, online reviews?

I've moved to Cincinnati from Bloomington IL, where we were seeing a strong buyer's market due to State Farm relocating many of its employees.

I understand this means I am an "employee" of the SLLC but I'm not sure what I should list my own salary as if one at all or how that works.

I can't currently qualify for a standard refi as I changed from a W2 to 1099 employee.

I wonder if maybe  it would beneficial to be a salaried, w-2 employee.

Note this only applies if you have a business where you and your spouse are the only employees.