Income is guaranteed under disability and social security which, to my understanding is, a safe bet. 

I have owned a single member LLC for a service business for many years, but without many assets to protect it was really for ease of tax reporting, EIN separate from my personal social, and still easy taxes with a schedule C.

I have some prospective tenants who do not have drivers licenses (they do have state issued id's or passports) and 1 does not have a social security number.

I also would like to engage with an experienced CPA that has experience with US citizen investors based overseas to discuss my overall tax situation.Any suggestions?

I've been leaning towards KW Ballantyne area but have recently discovered eXp Realty and studied their model and am pretty torn.Both seem like great options however being a hands on learner I feel like having the office environment with warm bodies to engage with will be beneficial for me personally. 

- Does the podcasts, hosts the events, the public face)Graphics and BrandingWeb and Social Media (website, click funnels, landing pages, ads)CFO (you can hire or contract it 3rd party)Compliance (if you are raising capital through Reg D or Reg A) 3rd Party.

Unfortunately I believe the answer is no...you are considered a disqualified individual by which you cannot engage in a transaction with. 

Hi All,We recently purchased  some units with prior savings, but we ran out of cash and we have demanding jobs that would not let us engage in creative investment that would require a lot of time commitment, however, I was wondering about rent-to-own.

You're using information and knowledge gained while you're engaging as an agent for your own benefit to the detriment of the homeowner.

I've been an IT and Construction project manager for years so I've put together a really good team consisting of multiple general contractors, real estate agents, social media consultant, wholesalers and a local design firm to complete our home layout and design elements.