One of the bedrooms in our unit is used solely as an office for our business-related work (or at least it was last year; it's a baby room this year).While reporting the rental income, and taking deductions, would it be better to file as self-employed or sole proprietor?

Currently work for LoanDepot, just became a licensed lending officer, and ready to dump all the money I make into some sort of real estate investing.

I am thinking of stopping by township office to do a permit search.I am hoping township to allow me to do a permit look up as a prospective buyer.

These two team members will help you fill out your team by leveraging their professional networks (inspectors, lawyers, escrow officers, CPA’s, etc).

There are 100's of posts on here about how great it is to invest in the midwest, which can be true if done right... but, it can be crazy difficult to deal with people who's office you cant go sit in until you get results on a Tuesday afternoon.

Contact builders, handyment, loan officers, realtors, brokers, cpa's, insurance, etc.

I have contacted my loan officer and realtor to get some solid numbers to consider.

I had one a couple years ago...I was sitting in an Attorneys office closing on one house to flip.

I spoke to a loan officer and they say the same thing and something about the owner finance can work against me. 

We currently have a home office in our house, but when we move, the apt will be a bit too small.