They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

Basic one pagers, no-frill filings do not contain asset protection, heck I have even seen the filings with incorrect names etc.

I read this paragraph from a Journal of Accountancy article that was published yesterday and found it helpful to understand why they're using Section 162, "the IRS decided to apply the definition of “trade or business” contained in Sec. 162(a) because the definition of trade or business under Sec. 162 is derived from a large amount of case law and administrative guidance interpreting the meaning of trade or business in the context of a broad range of industries.

Some lenders, primarily banks and credit unions, are exempt from licensing, but must file and keep current their information contained in their Claim of Exemption.All mortgage licensing applications must be submitted via the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System (for additional applications see Forms and Fees).

When this thing is contained I’m going heavy into leveraged index etfs.

"Each habitable room in a housing unit must contain at least one receptacle outlet, each laundry area and bathroom must contain at least one grounded type receptacle, and each kitchen must contain at least two receptacle outlets on a single small appliance circuit rated at a minimum of 20 amperes.

The reason being that, the WA MM laws are not well written, containing a lot of grey area, and because of this, there is a lack of regulation.

The following IRS website covers the self-employment rules. https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/self-employed-individuals-tax-centerAlso see IRS Publication 560 as it contains a whole section on self-employment for solo 401k qualification purposes. https://www.irs.gov/uac/about-publication-560

Get it drained and contained as much as possible so it doesn't get worse.

This is a multi family condo so I know it needs to be contained....I really don't need this in the middle of my holidays with my other vacant units my owners want to fill