Instead of doing what others do by waiting for success to then teach the world how, I will be documenting my progress, or maybe lack there of, as I push through.This way the struggle is real and fresh and not forgotten in the aftermath of accomplishment.I hope my experience is of some use and please feel free to contribute. 

Hello everyone, first I want to say this site is great and look forward in contributing down the line to continue to great platform.

I would love to chat  and how I can add value and contribute any way I can.

Tradesmen who have multiple accounts are independent contractors and as such are responsible for their own tax reporting - - 1099s are not required to my understanding.If this person only works for you, then yes you need the W-9/1099 as you cross the $600 limit.BTW:  paying cash under the table contributes to tax fraud - - for you and the tradesman. 

Offer your efforts as your contribution to the relationship.

I'm very excited to learn from anyone that has experience in college town investing, family partnerships, and generally starting out.I look forward to being a part of and contributing to the BP community!

Between the contributions you make to it as an employee and the profit sharing contributions your employer (you) makes on your behalf, you could sock away up to $53,000/year (or $59,000 if you are over 50)!

Contribute up to $53,000 ($59,000 if you're over 50) in a year to a 401K where the annual contribution to an IRA is capped at $6500.2.

He is contributing 100% of the capital, his expected return is roughly 20%.

Thank you in advance to everyone that is contributing to the BP community as we continue to grow together in knowledge.