Although I haven't "technically" Hired Jeff Snyder in Hebron, I will be going to him in the up coming tax season, and have emailed back and forth with him dealing with business things.

Instead of taking down that sign the Realtor who was hired to takeover the property management of the building left it up for over 3 years.

Can I hire a realtor and charge them the cost because I am already working 10 hours a day and by the time I get there to work, it is dark? 

From my own personal experience @Brandon Carlson I had to consult and hire my own attorney as the lead attorney who represented my other five siblings was hesitant to take me on as a client.What Iv'e learned from my past experience researching probate files, probate attorneys represent the PR (Personal Representative) while the PR represents the decedent (estate).The attorney can be a friend, can be evasive or slow you down.

Due to the DoD hiring over 80% of the local workforce and the slow to no appreciation, I sold that property and shifted my focus to a market that would appreciate and help me achieve my FI goals. 

If you bought a piece of land and hired a contractor to build a duplex a construction mortgage would pay for the construction in draws as the work gets completed.

Is this the best option for me or should I just hire an employee and I own 100% of everything?  

This will be our first rental experience managing tenants and we are considering hiring out.

Even if it costs you a chunk of your profits, investing in hiring a great person with tons of experience on finish selections for your flip could provide that insight you need for your next one.

I was told to hire another appraisal but as I sit here looking at my accounts, if I accept the offer of $90,000 can I report this as a loss to the IRS?