I'm 22 years old and I just graduated college and now have a full time job which earns me about $60k a year which I hope will be enough to get me started in investing.

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.- The SEC will likely have some sort of guidance on that in the near future, but what has been recommended to me by attorneys previously is the following:- Get federal tax returns for the past two years and keep them on file if you can.- Get financial statements that would illustrate proper net worth and/or income.- Create a checklist of questions that would help qualify the investor and have them sign the form.- Have the investor's CPA or lawyer write a letter attesting to the fact that they are accredited.Obviously the tax returns are the best route to go.

During your previous partnerships, when you don't offer more than 25%, is that because you had 50% skin in the game?

According to the previous landscapers the property has too much shade to grow grass with any frequency and one landscaper refused to do a bi monthly service contract because he would be taking my money unnecessarily.3) no pictures to verify work.

UPDATETwo things have changed since I last posted:a) We wanted to get in a renter ASAP and not wait for the decision of which way to go, so I posted an ad actually for $1595 not $1500 and got a new tenant.b) I worked on the insurance and got the annual cost down from $808 to $566 with higher coverage.So now the revenue is higher by $95/month than previously expected and the cost is $20 lower.

I just graduated from college with a bachelor's in business administration.

Perhaps the previous owner has let several items on the building go too far?

I'm looking at a home that has previous repairs, but also still has issues.

I have always thought of myself as entrepreneurial, starting multiple businesses during college and after college an indoor tennis complex and fitness center.